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A Dispersed Heterogeneous Placement Supported Employment Model: An Innovative Alternative for Transitioning Students with Mental Retardation from School To Work. Year 2 Report.

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Nietupski, John A., Ed.; Chappelle, Sandra A., Ed. – 1993

The Dispersed Heterogeneous Placement (DHP) supported employment project involved dispersal of three to five consumers across several departments/areas in a larger business or across several businesses in close proximity. The individuals placed had a wide range of talents and disability severity levels. Typically, a four-person site might have one…

Descriptors: Community Support, Education Work Relationship, Employment Programs, Job Development

Inside Experience-Based Career Education. Personal Reactions to Non-Traditional Learning.

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McClure, Larry, Ed. – 1979

Based on the personal experiences of individuals familiar with the day-to-day operation of experience-based career education (EBCE) in several states, the essays in this monograph are presented under three headings: (1) deciding to offer an option, (2) gathering community support, and (3) building an institutional framework. Part 1 includes…

Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Career Choice, Career Education, Career Exploration