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Having to decide what career to choose after school?

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Did you have a chance to follow your dreams?

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Post-school transition can be hard for most adolescents

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Transition planning in high school can help students transition succesfully

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Sadly, successful transitions are not a reality for many people with disability.  Often, they experience:

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Has disability Unemployed Not in the labour force 5.5 46.6 Without disability Unemployed Not in the labour force 3.9 15.9

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Has disability Completed Y12 33.4 Without disability Completed Y12 78

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Fewer opportunities for independent living and community participation

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Why? The reasons for these outcomes may be complex

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However, people with disability are often misrecognised as ‘not capable’ and may be missing out

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through the concept of  capacity to aspire

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aspirations for the future are informed by everyday life

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and formed through interactions in social life

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individuals access their economic, social and cultural resources

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to create imaginary routes into their future

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or what Appadurai calls  “map of aspirations”

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The more opportunities individuals have to explore their future

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The more they populate their map with nodes and pathways

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The more familiar they become in navigating their map of the future

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And share those experiences with their local networks

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However, when individuals have little opportunity to explore their future

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Their map will have fewer and weaker links to the future

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And t he harder it is for individuals to  realise  their aspirations

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The concept of navigational capacity is widely used in youth research, but remains unexplored disability research

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Navigational capacity offers an alternative framework to understand student aspirations and transition experiences

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Little is known about school practices and students’ transition planning  experiences in Queensland, particularly for students with disability

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How students with disability experience post-school transition planning in Queensland?

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How is their navigational capacity shaped through time?

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Students in Year 10+ mainstream schools in Qld

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Findings may improve student experience and post-school outcomes for young people with disability

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Do you know someone who may want to share their experiences?

https://aspirationsthroughtime.school.blog/

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ABS  (2018). Australian Bureau of Statistics.  Disability, Ageing and  Carers , Australia: Summary of Findings .Retrieved from  https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/health/disability/disability-ageing-and-carers-australia-summary-findings/latest-release Australian Government  (2018). Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, Retrieved from https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports/australias-welfare/secondary-education-school-retention-completion  Appadurai  (2004).  The Capacity to Aspire: Culture and the terms of recognition. In V. Rao & M. & Walton (Eds.),  Culture and Public Action  (pp. 59-84). Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press. Additional icons by  Flaticon Photographs:  Oliver  Ragfelt , Sasha  Freemind , Nathan Dumlao, Jon Tyson, Jacob  Mejicanos , Josh Appel, Vince Fleming, Ian Taylor and Nathan Anderson on  Unsplash   Presentation template by  SlidesCarnival Soundtrack: Do not forsake, by Paulo  Kalazzi  on  Uppbeat   License code: NQZVKBFLA26LO0Q4

Many destinations or road to nowhere?

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 ABS  (2018). Australian Bureau of Statistics.  Disability, Ageing and  Carers , Australia: Summary of Findings .Retrieved from  https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/health/disability/disability-ageing-and-carers-australia-summary-findings/latest-release Australian Government  (2018). Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, Retrieved from https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports/australias-welfare/secondary-education-school-retention-completion  Appadurai  (2004).  The Capacity to Aspire: Culture and the terms of recognition. In V. Rao & M. & Walton (Eds.),  Culture and Public Action  (pp. 59-84). Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press. Additional icons by  Flaticon Photographs:  Oliver  Ragfelt , Sasha  Freemind , Nathan Dumlao, Jon Tyson, Jacob  Mejicanos , Josh Appel, Vince Fleming, Ian Taylor and Nathan Anderson on  Unsplash   Presentation template by  SlidesCarnival Soundtrack: Do not forsake, by Paulo  Kalazzi  on  Uppbeat   License code: NQZVKBFLA26LO0Q4

Many destinations or road to nowhere?

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