Journal Article Details
Citation:
Ligon, K. St. John, K., Evans Getzel, E., McKelvey, S., & Lambert, A. (2021). Start on success: A school and business collaboration
model offering work-based learning for students with disabilities.
Techniques,
Title:
Start on success: A school and business collaboration
model offering work-based learning for students with disabilities
Authors:
Ligon, K. St. John, K., Evans Getzel, E., McKelvey, S., & Lambert, A.
Year:
2021
Journal/Publication:
Techniques
Publisher:
Association for Career and Technical Education
Full text:
Peer-reviewed?
Yes
NIDILRR-funded?
Yes
Structured abstract:
Background:
Students connect what they learn in high school
to the world of work. The opportunity to work provides high school students a valuable learning experience. They find a purpose for coming to school. For students with disabilities (SWD), a college and career readiness gap exists. SWD are less likely to graduate on time, attend college, or be employed compared to those
without a disability (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2021).
Interventions:
Training and technical assistance
Transition services
Transition services