Tag: college

Use of Individualized Learning Plans: A Promising Practice for Driving College and Career Efforts

By Jack Giunta in Practice, Resources

This report summarizes the findings and recommendations of ILP research and technical assistance activities that were completed between 2007 and 2013. The purpose of these activities was to investigate whether ILPs should be considered a promising practice for youth with and without disabilities and to identify promising state, district, and school ILP implementation strategies. To […]

Tags: college, ILP, planning, practice

Info Brief: Families and College and Career Readiness: What Schools Can Do to Engage Families in the Individualized Learning Pan (ILP) Process

By Jack Giunta in Briefs, Resources

This Information Brief is designed to assist educators in working with parents and family members to facilitate students’ career development through the use of individualized college and career planning tools. This brief discusses families’ perceptions of whether and how they were engaged in schools’ implementation of Individualized Learning Plans and describes suggestions from families of […]

Tags: career, college, Families, Family, future readiness, ILP, schools