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LTC Quarterly Newsletter

July 2025


News and Updates from LTC


What Works for Work

New Modules

Attention: Educators, professionals, families, caregivers

Have you ever looked for new ways to help people you support learn a new job? Or perhaps identified helpful specially designed instruction to support learning in the classroom and beyond? Look no further than our new What Works for Work (WWFW) modules.

Designed for educators, professionals, families, and others who support people with disabilities in the workplace, the What Works for Work Modules guide users through case studies, instructional videos, pre- and post-assessments, reflection questions, and more to learn how effective practices can be used to support employment success. Try these new modules today!

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Ohio State Fair and Sensory Friendly Morning

The Ohio State Fair Sensory Friendly Morning

Join us on July 24 and experience all the Ohio State Fair has to offer! Sensory-friendly features include the lights and sound lowered, access to quiet spaces, educational and sensory-friendly activities, and resources designed to ensure everyone can fully enjoy the Fair.

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Take 5

New Take 5 Lessons!

The Take 5 Webinar gallery is hugely popular helping families, professionals, and youth understand transition-related topics, services, and much more. Now, you can use our Take 5 Lessons to facilitate student learning using the Take 5 webinar and its resources. Take a look at our first Lesson on Using Backwards Planning in the Transition Planning Process and keep a look out for our next Lesson Plan on Health Care Transition Readiness for Youth, Young Adults, and Families.

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New Resources

  • Employment Decision Making Tool

    The new Exploring Employment Tool is available to help users learn more about employment options, the benefits of working, and resources that are available to assist with career planning and on-the-job supports. The tool is designed for a variety of users including people with disabilities and their allies, support professionals, and educators. After launching the tool and answering a few short questions, each user receives a customized list of recommended resources matched to current needs and priorities. The tool also includes options for users to easily share helpful information and resources with others. Try it out today!

  • You’ve Heard Correctly – Statewide Pre-ETS Curriculum is Coming!

    Save the date!  Service providers, educators, and professionals are invited to attend the Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) 2-hour webinars this August. Learn how to access and navigate the materials on the Ohio Employment First site and explore features of the curriculum. Complete the survey after this training for a certificate of attendance. This training is pre-approved for 2 hours of Continuing Professional Development Units (CPDUs) for County Board Members and Service and Support Administration.

    Choose from four webinar options (August 6, 7, 12, and 15) to attend. Reserve your spot today:

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