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Self-determination is an important part of transition for students with disabilities because it provides the skills and tools necessary to allow students to make their own choices and decisions about their lives.
Self-determination instruction should start in elementary school and continue until a student graduates from high school.
For more information, check the resources below:
Texas Transition Student Centered Transitions Network
Contact:
Dr. Theresa Cortney
Phone: 713.744.4470
E-mail: theresa.cortney@esc4.net