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Leading Collaborative Transition Teams

by The MESH

Teamwork. We all want to be good team players, especially when we are focusing on the needs of young adults with disabilities. Why then is it so difficult to form new teams and to keep veteran teams focused? How do we know if our teams are effective? “Leading Collaborative Transition Teams” is a series of podcasts from (TASC), the Transition Alliance of South Carolina. The mission of TASC is to increase successful postsecondary outcomes for young adults with disabilities through interagency collaboration. Each of the podcasts in this series addresses a topic that interagency teams in South Carolina and nationally are considering as they pursue collaborative interagency activities in their communities. Join Joy Ivester and Jane Everson as they discuss teamwork problems, strategies, and solutions.

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Episodes

  1. Leading Collaborative Transition Teams: Performing Teams

    In this session of “Leading Collaborative Teams”, Joy Ivester and Jane Everson discuss characteristics of highly performing teams with their guest, Carolyn Beasley Shortt, district Transition Coordinator for Laurens School District 55 in South Carolina. Established more than 10 years ago, the...

  2. Leading Collaborative Transition Teams: Embracing Diversity & Managing Conflict

    In this podcast, Joy and Jane discuss two issues that most teams will face at some point: embracing diversity and managing conflict. Most team members understand the diversity enhances teamwork by bringing people with different backgrounds, values, ideas, and goals to the table. But how do we...

  3. Leading Collaborative Transition Teams: Effective Meetings and Action Planning

    In this podcast, Joy and Jane discuss a question that many teams, and team leaders, find frustrating: How do we make the best use of everyone’s time before, during, and between team meetings? Learn about some evidence-based practices you can use to make meetings more effective and for using…

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  4. Leading Collaborative Transition Teams: Setting Interagency Team Goals

    In this podcasts, Joy and Jane discuss strategies for setting team goals. Learn more about SMART goals and hear examples of SMART interagency team goals that balance the unique needs of agencies, organizations, and individuals.

  5. Episode 1: Forming Interagency Teams

    In this podcast, Joy and Jane and discuss forming teams – how to get a team started and how to set a team’s direction and focus during the first few months and meetings. Hear what team initiators need to know in order to organize a team, and learn some evidence-based practices associated with…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Teamwork. We all want to be good team players, especially when we are focusing on the needs of young adults with disabilities. Why then is it so difficult to form new teams and to keep veteran teams focused? How do we know if our teams are effective? “Leading Collaborative Transition Teams” is a series of podcasts from (TASC), the Transition Alliance of South Carolina. The mission of TASC is to increase successful postsecondary outcomes for young adults with disabilities through interagency collaboration. Each of the podcasts in this series addresses a topic that interagency teams in South Carolina and nationally are considering as they pursue collaborative interagency activities in their communities. Join Joy Ivester and Jane Everson as they discuss teamwork problems, strategies, and solutions.

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Teamwork. We all want to be good team players, especially when we are focusing on the needs of young adults with disabilities. Why then is it so difficult to form new teams and to keep veteran teams focused? How do we know if our teams are effective? “Leading Collaborative Transition Teams” is a...

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