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    Improving Employment Outcomes

    The KTER Center will connect day-to-day practitioners with the best information available on how to assist individuals in obtaining their employment goals.

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    Resources to expand knowledge about evidence-based practices

    The KTER Center will offer articles, website, webcasts, conferences and databases to improve employment for people with disabilities.

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    Training activities for employment-focused grantees

    The KTER Center will provide online courses and online/ in-person workshops that will address the needs of both novice and experienced participants.

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    Bringing employment research to many audiences

    The KTER Center will encourage the use of employment research among businesses/employers, policymakers, vocational rehabilitation agency staff, people with disabilities and their families, and NIDRR/RSA grantee researchers.

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KTER Today: Putting Research to Work

An e-bulletin from the KTER Center

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  * New! KTER Technical Brief #2: Benefits of Supported Employment for Workers with Intellectual Disabilities.  

Technical Briefs provide brief summaries of relevant employment research. This brief presents an overview of The National Cost-Efficiency of Supported Employees with Intellectual Disabilities: The Worker's Perspective (Cimera, 2010). Download Benefits of Supported Employment for Workers with Intellectual Disabilities in PDF or Word format:

PDF of Brief #2         WORD file of Brief #2

Last Updated on Monday, May 14 2012 15:40
 

About the KTER Center

SEDL's Center on Knowledge Translation for Employment Research (KTER) will synthesize and disseminate existing high-quality research on improving employment outcomes for people with disabilities; conduct original research to identify and test strategies that encourage the use of such research among businesses/employers, policymakers, vocational rehabilitation agency staff, and people with disabilities; and train researchers in using the most effective knowledge translation strategies. The KTER Center develops and implements dissemination, training, and technical assistance activities.

Learn more about the KTER Center

Last Updated on Tuesday, July 12 2011 10:33
 

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