Transition Planning Inventory-3 (TPI-3)

Main product art for Transition Planning Inventory-3 (TPI-3).
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Kit includes: Administration and Resource Guide, Transition Instruction Guide, 25 Profile and Further Assessment Recommendations Forms, 25 School Rating Forms, 25 Home Rating Forms, 25 Student Rating Forms, 25 Student Preferences and Interests Forms-Basic
DDD-3151
$400.00
Kit includes: Administration and Resource Guide, Transition Instruction Guide, 25 Profile and Further Assessment Recommendations Forms, 25 School Rating Forms, 25 Home Rating Forms, 25 Student Rating Forms, 25 Student Preferences and Interests Forms-Basic, 25 Student Preferences and Interests Forms-Advanced, 25 Summary of Performance Exit Forms, 25 Modified Forms for Students with Autism or Other Significant Support Needs, 25 Home Preferences and Interests Forms, and online access to reproducible PDFs, all in a sturdy storage box.
Components (Sold Separately)
25 Profile and Further Assessment Recommendations Forms
DDD-3152
$41.00
25 School Rating Forms
DDD-3153
$41.00
25 Home Rating Forms
DDD-3154
$41.00
25 Student Rating Forms
DDD-3155
$41.00
25 Student Preferences and Interests Forms – Basic
DDD-3156
$39.00
25 Student Preferences and Interests Forms – Advanced
DDD-3157
$39.00
25 Summary of Performance Exit Forms
DDD-3158
$35.00
25 Modified Forms for Students with Autism or Other Significant Support Needs
DDD-3159
$41.00
25 Home Preferences and Interests Forms
DDD-3160
$39.00

Author(s): James R. Patton / Gary M. Clark

  • Transition Planning
  • Ages 14 through 21
  • Testing Time: 15-30 minutes
  • Individual Administration
  • Qualification Level A

  • Description

    The TPI-3 provides school personnel with a systematic way to address critical transition planning areas that are mandated by the Individuals With Disabilities Act of 2004. The TPI-3 can serve as the main vehicle for identifying transition needs or can complement existing procedures that are being used in a school district.

    The TPI-3 contains nine forms: Student Preferences and Interests Forms (Basic and Advanced); a Home Preferences and Interests Form; Student, Home and School Rating Forms; a Profile and Further Assessment Recommendations Form; a Modified Form for Students with Autism or Other Significant Support Needs; and a Summary of Performance Exit Form.

    Informal Assessments for Transition Planning-Second Edition is a resource that provides a way to confirm transition preferences, interests, strengths, and needs to enhance transition planning.

    The Transition Instruction Guide includes interactive activities using community, family, and internet resources to involve students in real-world situations. The guide aligns instruction directly with the 57 transition skills identified with the TPI-3. The TPI-3 also includes online access to additional resources that are useful for transition planning.
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