Work-based Learning

This topic explores the benefits of providing youth with opportunities to learn at job sites in their communities through the use of internships, workplace mentoring, service learning, and other strategies.

• Introduction (this page)
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Related Research
• Emerging & Promising Practices
• Web Sites
• Additional Resources

Introduction

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References

Colley, D. A., & Jamison, D. (1998). Postschool results for youth with disabilities: Key indicators and policy implications. Career Development for Exceptional Individuals, 21(2), 145-60.

Luecking, R. G., & Fabian, E. S. (2000). Paid internships and employment success for youth in transition. Career Development for Exceptional Individuals, 23(2), 205-21.

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• Introduction
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• Related Research
• Emerging & Promising Practices
• Web Sites
• Additional Resources

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