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Research Brief please contact the Publications Office
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Impact
A quarterly newsletter containing articles on research, strategies,
philosophies, trends, and success stories in specific focus areas
related to persons with developmental disabilities. Provides practical
information useful to professionals in a variety of fields, including
educators, community service providers, policymakers, and advocates,
as well as persons with disabilities and their families. Available
are the topical issues below. Cost: The first copy of each
Impact is free; additional copies priced as noted.
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Public Policy
DD
Data Brief
A series summarizing analyses of the 1994/1995 National Health Interview Survey-Disability Supplement, conducted by the Institute's Research
and Training Center on Community Living.
Available are the following issues:
These publications are available on the National
Health Information Survey Web site in PDF format.
Policy
Research Brief
A newsletter summarizing research on policy issues affecting persons
with developmental disabilities. Published by the Institute's Research
and Training Center on Community Living. Available issues are:
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Transition and Career Preparation
ETC Minute
A free online "mini-newsletter" for and about American Indian students and those who support them in the transition process from high school to adult life. • For a free copy, e-mail Dennis Olson at olso1336@umn.edu or call (612) 626-0335. Or visit the Expanding the Circle Web site.
NCSET Information Brief
A series of briefs examining trends and developments in secondary
education and transition. Published by the Institute's National
Center on Secondary Education and Transition (NCSET). Available on the Web at www.ncset.org/publications.
NCSET Issue Brief
A series of briefs examining the current challenges in
secondary education and transition. Published by the Institute's
National Center on Secondary Education and Transition
(NCSET). Available on the Web at www.ncset.org/publications.
NLTS2 Data Brief
A series of briefs summarizing the findings of the National
Longitudinal Transition Study-2 (NLTS2), which tracks
the characteristics, experiences, and achievements of
a sample of 12,000 transition-age students with disabilities.
Produced by the Institute's National Center on Secondary
Education and Transition (NCSET) in collaboration with NLTS2. Available on the Web at www.ncset.org/publications.
NCSET Parent Brief
A series of briefs informing parents about secondary education
and transition services. Produced by PACER Inc. in collaboration
with the Institute's National Center on Secondary Education
and Transition (NCSET). Available on the Web at www.ncset.org/publications.
NCSET Policy Update
A series of briefs summarizing recent laws and federal regulations
related to secondary education and transition for youth with disabilities.
Published by the Institute's National Center on Secondary Education
and Transition (NCSET). Available on the Web at www.ncset.org/publications.
NCSET Research to Practice Brief
A series of briefs guiding practitioners in improving secondary
education and transition services through research. Published
by the Institute's National Center on Secondary Education
and Transition (NCSET). Available on the Web at www.ncset.org/publications.
What Works Data Briefs
A series of briefs delivering the results of the
What Works Transition Research Synthesis Project to
the public. The project reviews and synthesizes the
past 20 years of research and advancements in the
area of transition for youth with disabilities. Published
by the Institute's National Center on Secondary Education
and Transition (NCSET) in collaboration with the What
Works Transition Research Synthesis Project. Available on the Web at www.ncset.org/publications.
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Direct Support Professionals
Frontline Initiative
A nationwide newsletter that provides practical information for Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) and shares professional successes. Published by the National Alliance for Direct Support Professionals (NADSP) with support from the Institute’s Research and Training Center on Community Living. • Cost: Available on the Web (in PDF format) at http://rtc.umn.edu/publications/index.asp#fi. Print subscriptions are $10.00 per year and are available at http://www.nadsp.org/pdf/orderform.pdf or by calling (612) 624-0060.
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