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Part 2 - Tools
Tool 1: Best Practices in Transition Planning
Tool 2: Roles and Responsibilities of Transition Team
Tool 3: Tips for dealing with Agencies and Professionals
Tool 4: Timeline of Activities
Tool 5: Creating My Vision
Tool 6: Your Transition Team
Tool 7: Your Child's Profile
Tool 8: Your Family Profile
Tool 9: Setting your goals
Tool 10: Transition Plan Template
Tool 11: An Action Plan
Tool 12: Sample Transition Plans
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TOOL 7: YOUR CHILD’S PROFILE

These two tables can be used to help build your child’s profile


Characteristics and Qualities

To the extent possible, have your child complete Tools 7a and 7b. The questions are written
as if speaking to your child. List as many points as you can think of in the boxes on
the right. Your child can complete this profile alone if possible, but it is helpful to also ask
a family member or other important person these questions to find out how they see
things. The information from the vision exercise may be helpful to use here as well.

QUESTIONS
YOUR ANSWERS

What are your strengths?

 

 

What are your interests?

 

 

What do you like?

 

 

What do you dislike?

 

 
How do you communicate
with people? (Example: quiet,
talkative, use a communication
device?)
 

What are your accomplishments?

 

 
Do you have any special
considerations? (Include anything
not covered by the above)
 
What are some words that
describe you? (Example: outgoing,
positive, picky, good reader, shy,
funny, patient, etc.)
 

 

Services and Supports

On this table, list the supports you use now and those that you will need in the future.

QUESTIONS
YOUR ANSWERS

What services and/or
supports do you
currently use?

 

 

 

What additional
services and supports
do you need now?

 

 

 

What services and
supports do you
anticipate needing
when you leave
high school?

 

 

 

 



 
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