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This document discusses tools and considerations for helping students with transitions from elementary school to middle school and secondary education, and eventually to the adult world. It recommends incorporating career exploration and self-determination at an early age. Several assistive technology websites are listed that provide resources on accommodations, rehabilitation equipment, disability information, and job resources to support students with transitions.
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