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The following World Wide Web resources cover topics that will be of interest to students and their transition teams as they plan for college. These resources are updated on an ongoing basis. Some were assembled under a separate grant from the United States Department of Education*. Although we check Web site addresses on a regular basis, we always appreciate learning if a Web address is no longer active. Please send us an email note if you discover that one of the listed Web sites is no longer active or is being redirected. You will find an email us button on each page.

Post-ITT resources can be searched and organized in 4 ways. Choose the way that helps you the most: by topic and user, by Guidance Activity, by topic you select, or by using GOOGLE™ search engine.

Search Method 1: Searching Post-ITT by Topic and the type of user your are.

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Choosing a user type will severely limit your search results. For the most search results, choose "ALL"
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Search Method 2: Choose the Guidance Activity you are interested or the entire section of Activities.

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Search Method 3: Search for a term that describes an area of your interest or select one of our key words.

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*Smith, R.O., Warnke, J. Edyburn, D., Kurth, N., Mellard, D. (2002) retrieved from http://das.kucrl.org/iam/resources.html. These resources were assembled and published under a cooperative agreement (No. H324M980109) with the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs. However these contents do not represent the policy of the Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government.

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