Transition Guide for Students who are Deaf-Blind
The Transition Guide for Students who are Deaf-Blind is a product of the Deaf-Blind Program at the Center for Disabilities. The Transition Guide for Students who are Deaf-Blind was made possible in part through funding from the South Dakota Department of Education, Special Education Programs.
The Transition Guide for Students who are Deaf-Blind is designed to be a resource for families, schools and other agencies involved in the life of transition-aged South Dakotans who are deaf-blind. While the guide contains information specific to South Dakota, it also includes information on national resources and on transition that would apply to all students who are deaf-blind.
Download the Transition Guide for
Students who are Deaf-Blind.
Topics included in the Transition Guide for Students who are Deaf-Blind
- What is Deaf-Blindness?
- What are the Unique Needs of People who are Deaf-Blind?
- What is Transition?
- Transition Needs of Students who are Deaf-Blind
- Deaf-Blind Services in South Dakota
- Transition Checklist
- Post-Secondary Education Supports
- Transition Student Portfolio
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- My Vision
- My Hearing
- My Medical Information
- My Communication Methods
- My Adaptive Equipment
- My Dream Future
- Developing a Vision
The Transition Guide for Students who are Deaf-Blind is available in an alternative format upon request. To request an alternate format, contact the Center for Disabilities by phone at 800-658-3080 or 605-357-1439 or via e-mail at cd@usd.edu.
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