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Get the Picture?!: Guiding and Engaging Exceptional Teens to Increase College and Career Readiness

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9th Grade, 10th Grade, 11th Grade, 12th Grade

About the Intervention

Get the Picture?! is an educational program designed to increase the college and career readiness of exceptional students with disabilities. The program involves one-on-one guidance and support from a career strategist, who meets with students at least weekly to monitor their Individual Learning Plan (ILP). The ILP focuses on college and/or career readiness with realistic, big-picture goals and action steps for life after high school. The program also includes a school-based Support Team that coordinates and monitors the one-on-one work and Student-to-Strategist match. Additionally, the program provides opportunities for family engagement, including at least two family events per year and regular family contact.

Statistical Findings

Positive effect on Transition Readiness

No effect on cumulative suspensions

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Focus Areas

Drop-Outs, Economically Disadvantaged, Those with Disabilities

Programs & Services

Special Education Services

Delivery Methods

Face-to-Face

Disability Support

Specific learning disability, Speech or language impairment, Other type of impairment

Target Groups

Student(s), Teachers/Instructional Teams, Non-Instructional School Personnel

Source

Brenda, G., Roland, O. & Todd, Z. (2020). Get the Picture?! Final Evaluation Report (ED608317). ERIC. https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED608317.pdf.

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