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Tools & Tech for Academic Success

Cost: $595

Tools & Tech for Academic Success is the first training in the Bridges Training Series. You must take Tools & Tech for Academic Success before you can take the other trainings.

In this training, you will learn about the software and platforms most often used in college and professional settings.  These include Zoom, Microsoft Office, Canvas, and Outlook email. You will also learn about Assistive Technology. Some things you will learn about are tools and technology to support reading, writing, note-taking, and executive function skills. Some examples include:

  • Reading: text to speech for having websites and documents read aloud
  • Writing: word prediction and voice typing/dictation
  • Executive Function: using calendars and reminders for scheduling and attending classes

Setting & Realizing Goals and Self-Determination

$595
In this training, you will learn about goal setting and self-determination. Including:

  • Identify strengths, interests, and barriers and use these to set goals.
  • Identify ways to keep track of progress towards goals.
  • Identify resources that support students to reach their  goals.

Setting and Realizing Goals and Transition to Adulthood

Cost: $595

In this training, you will learn more about goal setting. You will also learn about topics related to transition to adulthood, including:

  • Healthcare transition
  • Employment
  • Self-advocacy
Next Steps in Person-Centered Planning

Cost: $595

Next Steps in Person-Centered Planning is the last training in the series and can only be taken after you finish the other three trainings. Next Steps in Person-Centered Planning will focus on supporting you in your career and/or postsecondary education goals. You will take what you learned in the other trainings, learn more about careers and postsecondary education, and make a plan for your next steps. By the end of this session, you will have

  1. Developed your own person-centered plan,
  2. Identified the next steps to pursue, and
  3. Be able to name personal and community resources to help you achieve your goals.

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