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Quality Indicators for Secondary Transition (QuIST) – Webinar #5 April 21, 2010 Presented by: Center for Change in Transition Services Cinda Johnson, Wendy.

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1 Quality Indicators for Secondary Transition (QuIST) – Webinar #5 April 21, 2010 Presented by: Center for Change in Transition Services Cinda Johnson, Wendy Iwaszuk, Denny Hasko 206.296.6494 ccts@seattleu.edu Special Guests: OSPI Program Review Team

2 AGENDA  Overview of the Quality Indicators for Secondary Transition (QuIST)  Conducting a Program Self- Assessment  Using QuIST online  Questions and Answers

3 Self-assessment Using Quality Indicators (QuIST)  The QuIST is multi-dimensional in scope and designed to:  Facilitate communication and sharing within and among the district and its interagency partners;  Identify areas of strength and opportunities for improvement;  Promote planning & continuous improvement;  Evaluate and measure progress over time.

4 QuIST – Assessment Tool School/District Self-Assessment  100 quality indicators for program evaluation  Five domains of the quality indicators: 1.School-based Activities 2.Work-based Activities 3.System Support 4.Family Involvement 5.Connecting Activities  Automatic scoring and reporting

5 School Activities Domain & Sub-domains 1.School-based Activities:  Transition planning & career development  Curriculum and instruction  Student involvement  Dropout prevention/intervention

6 2. Work-based Activities:  Internship opportunities  Job shadowing  Job readiness skill development  Integrated employment  Employment with supports Work Activities Domain & Sub-domains

7 System Support Domain & Sub-domains 3. System Support  District/school-level administration support  Staff development opportunities  Resource allocation  K-12 coordination and collaboration  State and federal reporting

8 Family Involvement Domain & Sub-domains 4. Family Involvement:  Family/school collaboration  Family/school communication  Parent/family training

9 Connecting Activities Domain & Sub-domains 5. Connecting Activities:  Agency resource information  Agency participation & parental consent  Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) and interagency agreements

10 Accessing the QuIST on the Online Data Collection System  Logging in  Adding a building  Entering the data  Submitting a QuIST  Reviewing a QuIST report

11 http://seattleu.edu/ccts

12 bigtoothwalrus@gmail.com ********** Online Data Collection System Log In: Type your email address and password then click on the ‘Log In’ button Contact CCTS for a district account and password. Then enter it under the ‘Log In ‘and click on the ‘Log In’ button.

13 Entering CCTS Online QuIST Click on either the highlighted text or the QuIST area of the triangle

14 Starting a Building QuIST Assessment Form a Building QuIST Team (4-12 members), read the directions and click on ‘Add Building QuIST’ To download a hard copy of each domain, click here. Click here to begin the QuIST

15 Getting Started To download a hard copy of each domain, click here. Click ‘NEXT’ to enter ‘Building Data’ or scroll across the tabs at the top of the page to access other sections of the QuIST.

16 This will take you back to your district’s QuIST home page where you may add or delete building QuIST assessments Click ‘Submit QuIST’ only after rating all 100 indicators for your building.

17 School-Based Activities The team will determine the frequency to which each indicators occurs and provide only one team response for each indicator.

18 OSPI Evaluation & IEP Technical Assistance Module 2009 School-Based Activities Rate each indicator for every sub-domain and click ‘NEXT’ to continue with the next domain on the following page.

19 Work-Based Activities Repeat the evaluation process as a team for each indicator across all five domains.

20 OSPI Evaluation & IEP Technical Assistance Module 2009 Connecting Activities Once the team has rated all 100 indicators, click ‘Submit QuIST’ If you omitted a response, you will receive an error message with specific items left blank.

21 Submitting a QuIST and Generating a Report After responding to any error message regarding omitted responses, click on ‘Submit QuIST’ and this page will appear. Scroll to the ‘Reports’ tab at the top of the page to review the building QuIST summary scores and downloadable report.

22 Score Sheet OSPI Evaluation & IEP Technical Assistance Module 2009

23 Summary Report Graph

24 To print your QuIST Reports select your preferred document format and then click the print button.

25 Quality Indicators for Secondary Transition (QuIST) Contact The Center for Change in Transition Services with any additional questions at: 206.296.6494 ccts@seattleu.edu


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