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Free printable IEP: Transition behavior charts

Free printable IEP transition planning charts for post-secondary goals, vocational skills, self-advocacy, and independent living. Support students ages 14+ with measurable transition IEP objectives in 28 languages. Each chart supports instant translation into 28 languages.

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IEP: Transition charts
Student will identify 3 career interests and research the education/training requirements for each with 80% accuracycareer explorationtransition planningpost-secondaryStudent will complete a job application with all required fields filled in accurately in 4 out of 5 attemptsemploymentjob applicationlife skillsStudent will demonstrate appropriate workplace behaviors (punctuality, following directions, accepting feedback) in 80% of work-based learning sessionsworkplace behavioremploymentsoft skillsStudent will independently use public transportation to travel a practiced route with 100% accuracy in 3 consecutive trialstransportationindependencecommunityStudent will create and follow a weekly budget using income and expenses with 80% accuracybudgetingfinancial literacylife skillsStudent will self-advocate by explaining their disability-related needs to a teacher or employer in a role-play scenario in 4 out of 5 trialsself-advocacydisclosurepost-secondaryStudent will identify and access community resources (library, health clinic, recreation center) independently in 3 out of 4 opportunitiescommunity resourcesindependencelife skillsStudent will participate in their own IEP meeting by presenting their strengths, needs, and goals in 1 out of 1 annual reviewself-determinationIEP participationself-advocacyStudent will independently manage a daily schedule including class times, homework, and extracurricular activities for 4 out of 5 school weekstime managementindependenceorganizationStudent will demonstrate meal planning and basic cooking skills by preparing 3 different meals with no more than 2 prompts eachcookinglife skillsindependence

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