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Student Questionnaire: Transition Planning

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 7hrs 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

(Defining Your Vision)

What are your greatest dreams about your future?

4 lines
2.

(Defining Your Vision)

What are your greatest fears about your future?

4 lines
3.

(Defining Your Vision)

What barriers might get in the way of accomplishing your goals?

4 lines
4.

 

(Defining Your Vision)

What kind of supports do you think you need to help you accomplish your goals?

4 lines
5.

(Defining Your Vision)

What can you, the school, your family, and other agencies do to help you reach your goals?

4 lines
6.

(Employment/Vocational Questions)

What would you like to be doing two, five or ten years from now?

4 lines
7.

(Employment/Vocational Questions)

What careers are you interested in?

4 lines
8.

(Employment/Vocational Questions)

What skills will you need to do the kind of work you want to do?

4 lines
9.

(Employment/Vocational Questions)

What would your ideal job look like?

4 lines
10.

 

(Employment/Vocational Questions)

What hobbies, interests, recreation activities, do you have that you could transfer into a career?

4 lines
11.

(Employment/Vocational Questions)

What kind of work and/or volunteer experiences have you had? Which ones did you like the most? Which ones did you like the least?

4 lines
12.

(Education Questions)

What are your most successful classes? Why do you think you're most successful in these classes?

4 lines
13.

(Education Questions)

What are your most successful classes? Why do you think you're most successful in these classes?

4 lines
14.

(Education Questions)

What are your most difficult classes? Why do you think you're experiencing difficulty?

4 lines
15.

(Education Questions)

What support/help would assist you in being more successful in your classes?

4 lines
16.

(Education Questions)

How do you learn most easily (e.g., hearing words spoken, seeing words in print, studying alone, studying with at least one other student, writing papers or talking about what you have learned)?

4 lines
17.

(Education Questions)

Are there any classes or activities you would like to take to help you reach your goals?

4 lines
18.

(Living Options)

Where would you like to live after graduation?

4 lines
19.

(Living Options)

What kind of chores/jobs do you do at home that will help you live independently?

4 lines
20.

(Living Options)

What kind of domestic skills can you do independently (e.g., cooking, cleaning, laundry, household management, shopping, money management, budgeting)?

4 lines
21.

(Living Options)

What types of transportation will be available to you after you graduate?

4 lines
22.

(Medical/Legal)

Do you have a family doctor/dentist?

4 lines
23.

(Medical/Legal)

How will you take care of your medical/dental needs after high school?

4 lines
24.

(Medical/Legal)

Do you have any medical needs that will require support beyond high school?

4 lines
25.

(Medical/Legal)

If you run into a legal problem, how will you handle it? Who would you go to for help?

4 lines
26.

(Medical/Legal)

Who would you contact in case of emergency?

4 lines
27.

(Medical/Legal)

Do you know of any agencies/resources that could help you with medical or legal needs?

4 lines
28.

(Leisure/Recreation)

What do you like to do for fun?

4 lines
29.

(Leisure/Recreation)

What are your hobbies and interests?

4 lines
30.

(Leisure/Recreation)

Do you prefer to spend your free time alone or with others?

4 lines
31.

(Leisure/Recreation)

Is there anything you wish you could learn to do that you don't know how?

4 lines
32.

(Leisure/Recreation)

Are there any school activities you would like to get involved in?

4 lines
33.

(Leisure/Recreation)

What barriers/problems prevent you from being involved in recreation activities you are interested in?

4 lines
34.

(Personal/Family Relationships)

How do you handle conflicts or solve problems (e.g., with people, money)?

4 lines
35.

(Personal/Family Relationships)

Who do you go to when you have problems or need help - at home, at school, in the community?

4 lines
36.

(Personal/Family Relationships)

Do you have someone you trust to talk to when things aren't going well?

4 lines
37.

(Personal/Family Relationships)

Are there any areas of your personal life in which you are having difficulty?

4 lines
38.

(Personal/Family Relationships)

Who do you include in your circle of friends?

4 lines
39.

(Personal/Family Relationships)

What qualities do you possess that make you a good friend?

4 lines
40.

 

(Personal/Family Relationships)

What social/interpersonal needs do you have that are not being met at this time?

4 lines
41.

(Personal/Family Relationships)

What social/interpersonal barriers can you control or take responsibility for (e.g., attitude, behavior, hygiene, dress, etc.)?

4 lines
42.

(Personal/Family Relationships)

Can you think of any people, agencies, or resources that you could include in your personal support network?

4 lines
43.

What are you trying to decide?

a)

Going to college

b)

Saving money

c)

Getting a part-time job

44.

What are you trying to decide?

a)

Buying a car

b)

Saving money

c)

Moving away from home