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Expanding Views on Transition
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Family MedicineEducationEarly Childhood EducationSocial ChangeTransition Management (Governance)Transition Service DeliverySeamless ModelChild CarePrimary EducationDevelopmental ProgramSeamless Transition ModelSocial TransitionEducational ServiceChild DevelopmentEarly EducationHistorical TransitionSpecial EducationEarly Childhood Well-beingPreschool EducationMedicineEducation Policy
This position paper defines transition from the early childhood and secondary perspectives, proposes an infrastructure for an expanded definition of transition based on common components, and advocates for a seamless model of transition service delivery in general and special education. The model includes program planning from birth through age 21, and addresses curriculum, location of services, futures planning, multiagency collaboration, and family and student focus. The article presents guidelines for implementing this seamless transition model throughout early childhood, elementary, middle, and secondary school programs.
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