For those of you looking for resources to challenge your students, or to advise them on their future plans, here are some interesting links for you:
GetTech.org – Career information on math, science and technology careers. NCWD for Youth – Article: "Math, Science and Technology: Essential Skills for Career Success in the 21st Century." Career-Wizard.com – Information about today’s fastest growing careers. National Center on Secondary Education and Transition – A wealth of information on secondary education and transition for youth with disabilities. The Maryland Technology Assistance Program – Provides information and referral on AT, gives presentations on assistive technology, and runs three demonstration centers for you to try out the equipment available. It also administers the Maryland Assistive Technology Guaranteed Loan Program, which makes available loans to purchase assistive technology for Maryland residents with disabilities. U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights - Provides valuable information for high school educators on the rights and responsibilities of students with disabilities as they transition to post-secondary education. All About College – Everything you ever wanted to know about looking for the right college and how to succeed once you get there. Think College – It’s never too early to be thinking about life after high school. Whether exploring colleges, career schools, or trying to determine the best way to move into your future career, this is the site for you! College Board – From this site, you can sign up for the SAT exam, search for a specific college, search for colleges that match your interests and needs, research financial aid options, and even take a practice SAT exam. Family Village – A collection of disability-related resources for people with disabilities and their families. Teen Workers - This site provides a wealth of information about the rights of teens in the workplace and how to ensure that teens understand those rights. Helping America's Youth - This site includes valuable information on how to get connected and stay connected with youth. Federal Resources for Educational Excellence - This site provides a wealth of teaching and learning resources in the areas of science, engineering, and math, as well as history and language arts.
NCWD for Youth – Article: "Math, Science and Technology: Essential Skills for Career Success in the 21st Century."
Career-Wizard.com – Information about today’s fastest growing careers.
National Center on Secondary Education and Transition – A wealth of information on secondary education and transition for youth with disabilities.
The Maryland Technology Assistance Program – Provides information and referral on AT, gives presentations on assistive technology, and runs three demonstration centers for you to try out the equipment available. It also administers the Maryland Assistive Technology Guaranteed Loan Program, which makes available loans to purchase assistive technology for Maryland residents with disabilities.
U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights - Provides valuable information for high school educators on the rights and responsibilities of students with disabilities as they transition to post-secondary education.
All About College – Everything you ever wanted to know about looking for the right college and how to succeed once you get there.
Think College – It’s never too early to be thinking about life after high school. Whether exploring colleges, career schools, or trying to determine the best way to move into your future career, this is the site for you!
College Board – From this site, you can sign up for the SAT exam, search for a specific college, search for colleges that match your interests and needs, research financial aid options, and even take a practice SAT exam.
Family Village – A collection of disability-related resources for people with disabilities and their families.
Teen Workers - This site provides a wealth of information about the rights of teens in the workplace and how to ensure that teens understand those rights.
Helping America's Youth - This site includes valuable information on how to get connected and stay connected with youth.
Federal Resources for Educational Excellence - This site provides a wealth of teaching and learning resources in the areas of science, engineering, and math, as well as history and language arts.