Transition Terminology

7. Understanding personal finances such as budgeting income, analyzing costs and check writing.
8. Preferences for receiving and processing information, such as auditory, visual and hands-on methods.
9. Personal Knowledge of oneself.
10. Information regarding scholarly.
11. Understanding different career and employment options, including identifying personal worth associated with employment options.
14. Services and devices that enable, maintain or improve functional capabilities of an individual.
15. Daily living skills associated with living in a residence.
16. Spending time in natural, age-appropriate setting.
20. Skills learned in preparation for employment.
21. The condition of being protected against physical, social, financial, emotional or occupational harm.
22. Abilities and capabilities in employment domains.

1. The interchange between two people of thoughts, opinions, or information through multiple forms of language.
2. Having control and voice key personal decisions that affect an individuals life.
3. An activity done for pleasure or relaxation.
4. The ability to modify the way they act behavior being substituted for a disruptive behavior; most often social or personal behaviors.
5. Long term associated with one or more other people in a variety or situations including personal, work-related, community members
6. The movement of people from one location to another.
12. Fine motor skills such as holding a pencil, using a screw driver, ect.
13. Setting where one is performing an occupational task.
17. Supports the techniques that allow individuals with disabilities to complete tasks with greater effectiveness.
18. Natural predisposition of an individual that is a major component of one's personality, such as easy-going, intense.
19. The captivity to reason, plan, solve problems, think abstractly, comprehend ideas, and to learn.