Disability Disclosure Basics: A Plain Guide for Students
Disability disclosure basics refer to the choices a person makes about whether, when, how and to whom they share information
Disability disclosure basics refer to the choices a person makes about whether, when, how and to whom they share information
Self management for accommodations refers to the skills a student uses to plan, request, track and reflect on the supports
Academic accommodation awareness is the working knowledge students, parents and teachers need to recognize when a learner may benefit from
Study related self advocacy is the ability to understand your own learning needs and speak up for them, with teachers,
First year adjustment skills are the everyday abilities that help a new student adapt to an unfamiliar school, schedule, and
College readiness skills are the habits, knowledge and abilities that help a student handle the academic and personal demands of
Transition planning is the process schools and families use to prepare a student for the move from one stage of
Transportation independence skills are the abilities a student needs to get from one place to another safely without an adult
Attendance barriers identification is the process schools use to find the specific reasons a student misses class, so that adults
Attendance motivation behaviors are the actions, habits and reasons that lead a student to choose to come to school regularly