NCSET Topics

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NCSET Topics are written specifically for the Web and contain information and resources within key areas that affect the lives of youth with disabilities in secondary education and transition. Each topic contains an introduction, frequently asked questions, related research, emerging practices, Web sites, and additional resources.

Topics by Category

If you see a Topic in the list below that is *not* linked, it is because the Topic is not yet complete for the Web and is currently being developed. Thank you for your patience.

• Academic Standards
• Accommodations
• Adolescent Literacy
• Assessment
• Dropout and Graduation
• Instructional Strategies
• Professional Development
• Student Learning Strategies
• Universal Design for Learning
• Work-based Learning

• Career Guidance and Exploration
• Employer Engagement
• Employment Supports and Accommodations
• Postsecondary Education Supports and Accommodations
• Preparing for Postsecondary Education
• Self-Determination for Postsecondary Students
• Technology

• Community Services
• IEP and Transition Planning
• Juvenile Justice
• Service Coordination

• Mentoring Youth in Transition
• Parent/Professional Collaboration
• Self-Determination for Middle and High School Students
• Youth Development and Leadership

• Aligning School and Community Resources

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