• Transition Assessment Services

     
    The Morris-Union Jointure Commission (MUJC) provides transition services designed to prepare students for home, work, and community life after school.  Instruction and assessment focus on functional academics, daily living skills, vocational education, recreation/leisure skills, and career exploration.
     
    The MUJC employs the following formal transition assessment methods:
    Achievement tests
    		 Interest inventories
    Adaptive behavior/daily living skills assessment
    		 Self-determination assessments
    Career maturity or employability tests
    		 Temperament inventories/instruments
    General and specific aptitude tests
    		 Transition planning inventories
    Intelligence tests
    		  
     
     
    Basic Transition Assessment Includes:
     
    Review of Existing Information
    		 Assessment of Student Interest
    Student Interview
    		 Assessment of Student Aptitude
    Parent Interview
    		 Completion of a Transition Planning Inventory
     
     
    Advanced Assessment - All of the Above Plus:
     
    Curriculum Based Assessment
    		 Career Development Assessment
    Independent Living Skills Assessment
    		 Training Assessment
    Adaptive Behavior Assessment
    		 Self-determination Assessment
    Achievement Testing
    		 Career Planning Assessment
     
     
    Community Based Assessment - All of the Above Plus:
    Completion of a Work Personality Profile
    		 Data Collection On-site During Community Based Activities
     
     
     
                                                                       
     
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