Predictors of Postschool Success

Predictors of Post School Success

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What Are Predictors?

Research suggests youth with disabilities are less likely to experience positive outcomes compared to peers without disabilities. Identification of in-school predictors of postschool success can provide educators and vocational rehabilitation counselors with information to design, evaluate, and improve transition programs.

Source: Secondary Transition Predictors of Postschool Success: An Update to the Research Base

List of Predictors of Post School Success

By clicking on a predictor of post school success below, you will get a list of effective practices that align with it.

Total: 23

Predictors/Outcomes Education Employment Independent Living
Career Awareness Promising Promising
Career Technical Education Research-based Evidence-based
Community Experiences Promising
Exit Exam Requirements/High School Diploma Status Promising
Goal Setting Research-based Research-based Research-based
Inclusion in General Education Research-based Research-based Research-based
Interagency Collaboration Promising Promising
Occupational Courses Promising Promising
Paid Employment/Work Experience Research-based Research-based Promising
Parent Expectations Promising Research-based
Parent Involvement Promising
Program of Study Research-based Research-based
Psychological Empowerment Promising Promising Promising
Self-Care/Independent Living Skills Promising Promising Research-based
Self-determination/Self-advocacy Research-based Research-based Promising
Self-realization Promising Promising
Social Skills Promising Promising
Student Support Promising Research-based Promising
Technology Skills Promising
Transition Program Research-based Promising
Travel Skills Promising
Work Study Research-based
Youth Autonomy/Decision Making Research-based Research-based Promising

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