Self - Determination
Believing you can control your own life choices by knowing about yourself, setting goals, selecting support people/services, and making choices.
A. Strength
B. Self- Determination
C. Rights
D. Responsibilities
What is B, Self-Determination?
Effectively communicating one's rights, needs, and desires and taking responsibility
A. Self Advocacy
B. Strength
C. Rights
What is A, Self- Advocacy?
Performing tasks or activities with a particular skill or ability
A. What are Rights?
B. What are Responsibilities?
C. What is a Strength?
What is C, a Strength?
Programs that address the needs of students with learning, emotional, or physical disabilities.
A. Self-Advocacy
B. Rights
C. Special Education
D. Strength
What is C, Special Education?
At his IEP meeting, Brian tells the team that he wants to take history classes.
A. What is Self-Advocacy?
B. What is a Modification?
C. What is an Accommodation?
What is A, Self-Advocacy?
Having a clear understanding of your personality, including strengths, weaknesses, thoughts, beliefs, motivation, and emotions.
A. Self-Awareness
B. Strength
C. Confidential
What is A, Self-Awareness?
The process of making a choice or finding a solution
A. What is an Interest?
B. What is a Need?
C. What is Decision Making?
D. What is Disability?
What is C, Decision Making?
Something you want to learn more about
A. What is a Strength?
B. What are Rights?
C. What is an Interest?
What is C, an Interest?
Special education includes:
A. Learning Disabilities
B. Communication/Speech-Language Disabilities
C. Emotional and Behavioral Disorders
D. Physical Disabilities
E. Developmental Disabilities
F. All of the above
What is F, All of the above?
Danny can share his likes and dislikes
A. What is Self-Awareness?
B. What is Special Education?
C. What are Responsibilities?
What is A, Self-Awareness?
Setting and working toward achieving these is one of the most fundamental ways in which people exercise personal control
A. Goal Setting
B. Confidential
C. Responsibilities
What is A, Goal Setting?
D. None of the Above
E. All of the Above
What is E, All of the Above?
What you are entitled to by law. Something that is due to a person by law. Example: education
A. What is Special Education?
B. What are Rights?
C. What is Self-Esteem?
What is B, Rights?
A learning, emotional or physical impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities. (school, work, living, leisure)
A. Decision Making
B. Disability
C. Disclosure
What is B, Disability?
Sam is trying to get in shape to run a 10K. He needs to choose/plan an exercise/running schedule.
A. What is Self-Determination?
B. What is Decision Making?
C. What is an Interest?
What is B, Decision Making?
How do you promote self-determination?
A. Set personal goals.
B. Solve problems.
C. Make appropriate choices based on personal preferences and interests.
D. Participate in decisions that impact quality life.
E. Advocate for oneself.
F. All of the Above
What is F, All of the Above?
This refers to how you feel about yourself overall; how much positive regard or self-love you have.
A. Self-concern
B. Self-Esteem
C. Self-Control
What is B, Self-Esteem
Actions you are expected to carry out. These are things you are accountable for.
A. Strength
B. Rights
C. Responsibilities
What is C, Responsibilities?
Telling someone about your disability.
A. Disclosure
B. Responsibilities
C. Modification
What is A, Disclosure?
Joan plans to tell her new boss that reading is difficult for her and she would like assistance reading directions
A. What are Rights?
B. What is Disclosure?
C. What are Responsibilities?
What is B, Disclosure?
What is an example of self-determination?
Explain
Explain
Self-determination is defined as the personal decision to do something or think a certain way. An example of self-determination is making the decision to run a marathon without asking anyone's opinion.
Give an example of how you could advocate for your needs in a classroom.
Multiple answers
Communicated in trust, secret, private.
A. Need
B. Want
C. Confidential
What is C, Confidential?
What are the 3 accommodations you are aware of?
Speech to text
Text to speech
Extended time
A reader
Sue knows that her IEP says that she is entitled to extended time on tests, and to test in a quiet location.
A. What is an Accommodation?
B. What is a Modification?
C. What is a Need?
D. What is Want?
What is A, an Accommodation?