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Self-Directed Employment
A Handbook for Transition Teachers and Employment Specialists
By James E. Martin, Ph.D., Dennis E. Mithaug, Ph.D., John H. Oliphint, M.Ed., James V. Husch, M.A., & Eva S. Frazier, M.A.



The Rehabilitation Act and IDEA 1997 regulations require that self-determination be a part of daily practice in supported employment and transition programs. Education and employment professionals will learn how to make that happen in this easy-to-understand book, the first to offer step-by-step strategies and processes for helping people with mild, moderate, or severe disabilities make their own employment choices.

First, readers will get a detailed overview of the authors’ Self-Directed Supported Employment (SDSE) model, in which the individual actively participates in all aspects of assessing interests and skills, finding a job, and evaluating and keeping it. Then, they’ll get the materials they need to guide individuals through this process, including over 75 pages of photocopiable forms (in illustrated and written formats), sample resumes, case studies of people who have used the program, "what if" tables that address difficult scenarios, and information on requirements and accommodations.

Developed through a decade of research and field-testing with over 700 people, this practical book will make readers better guides and advocates for individuals as they become successful at the job of their choice.



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ISBN 1-55766-580-X
Spiral-bound
418 pages
8-1/2 x 11
2002 / $49.95
Stock# 580X


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Table of Contents


About the Authors
Foreword
Michael L. Wehmeyer
Preface
Acknowledgments

  1. Get a Job

  2. Self-Determination: The Concept Powering Self-Directed
    Employment Practices

  3. Getting Started: An Implementation Overview

  4. Introduction to Section I. Goal A: Making Choices

    Objective 1: Getting Started

    Objective 2: Completing the Jobs I Want to Do: Form A or B

    Objective 3: Completing the Characteristics I Like: Form A or B

    Objective 4: Summarizing Making Choices

    Objective 5: Constructing a Résumé

  5. Introduction to Section I. Goal B: Exploring Choices

    Objective 6: Completing Shadowing Skill and Preference Match

    Objective 7: Completing the Characteristics I Like versus What Is Here: Form A or B

    Objective 8: Doing the Situational Interview (Optional)

    Objective 9: Completing the Shadowing Summary

  6. Introduction to Section I. Goal C: Testing Choices

    Objective 10: Facilitating Internships

    Objective 11: Completing the Characteristics I Like versus What Is Here: Form A or B

    Objective 12: Doing the Improvement Forms

    Objective 13: Completing the Job Requirements and Accommodations: Form A or B

  7. Introduction to Section I. Goal D: Final Choices

    Objective 14: Completing the Job Internship Summary Graphs

    Objective 15: Facilitating Postassessment Staffing

  8. Introduction to Section II. Goal E: Find a Job Matching Preference and Skills

    Objective 16: Individualizing Job Development

    Objective 17: Collecting and Evaluating Supervisor Feedback

    Objective 18: Completing the Do I Have the Job I Like? Forms

    Objective 19: Completing the Can I Do This Job? Forms

    Objective 20: Completing the My Employment Plan

  9. Introduction to Section II. Goal F: Solve On-the-Job Problems

    Objective 21: Checking Supervisor Match

    Objective 22: Teaching a Problem-Solving System

    Objective 23: Teaching Ongoing Adjustments

    Objective 24: Monitoring Changes and Adjustments

  10. Stories

  11. The Numbers

  12. Conclusion

Appendix
References
Index



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