Transition planning can occur at many points across the school years.
Key transition points include home to school, grade to grade, school to
school, and school to community. To facilitate effective transition planning
there are issues that should be considered at each of these transition points.
Home-to-School Transition
Transition planning from home to school should consider, but not be
limited to,
• inviting and supporting parents to become active participants in the
program planning process
• encouraging parents to share information about preschool programming
and services
• beginning, prior to school attendance, to plan for individualized
programming and services (this should be considered six to eight months
before the first day of school)
• incorporating appropriate components of any existing Individualized
Family Service Plan (IFSP) in the IPP
• supporting students to become comfortable with their new school, the
school routine, and their teachers
Grade-to-Grade Transition
Transition planning from grade to grade should consider, but not be
limited to,
• reviewing individual assessment and programming information and
support needs with new teachers
• checking documentation in the cumulative file for current relevance in
support of the transition
• supporting students to become comfortable with new surroundings and
new staff by arranging orientation
• addressing student and parent concerns about the impending change
Transition planning can occur at many points across the school years.Key transition points include home to school, grade to grade, school toschool, and school to community. To facilitate effective transition planningthere are issues that should be considered at each of these transition points.Home-to-School TransitionTransition planning from home to school should consider, but not belimited to,• inviting and supporting parents to become active participants in theprogram planning process• encouraging parents to share information about preschool programmingand services• beginning, prior to school attendance, to plan for individualizedprogramming and services (this should be considered six to eight monthsbefore the first day of school)• incorporating appropriate components of any existing IndividualizedFamily Service Plan (IFSP) in the IPP• supporting students to become comfortable with their new school, theschool routine, and their teachersGrade-to-Grade TransitionTransition planning from grade to grade should consider, but not belimited to,• reviewing individual assessment and programming information andsupport needs with new teachers• checking documentation in the cumulative file for current relevance insupport of the transition• supporting students to become comfortable with new surroundings andnew staff by arranging orientation• addressing student and parent concerns about the impending change
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