Self‑Advocacy
What is the best communication style for self‑advocacy?
Assertive communication.
Who gave the talk “Great Expectations and Great Promises”?
Sister Heather Ugege.
Did you complete this week’s homework?
Yes = points!
Name one online resource that can help you succeed in BYU‑Pathway.
Canvas, tutoring services, Microsoft Office, Khan Academy.
Passive vs. Assertive — what’s the difference?
Passive avoids conflict and neglects needs; Assertive is clear, respectful, and balanced.
What is one expectation God has for us as learners?
To work diligently, be resourceful, and advocate for ourselves.
Share one insight from your homework assignment.
(Open‑ended — students reflect on what they learned).
What does Elder Bednar say about relying on Christ’s strength?
We can “do all things through Christ” when we rely on His enabling power.
Share a time you advocated for yourself in school or work.
(Open‑ended — students share personal experiences).
What promise motivates you most when facing challenges?
(Open‑ended — examples: God promises strength, guidance, blessings, or peace).
How did completing your homework help you practice resourcefulness or self‑advocacy?
(Open‑ended — e.g., “I asked my instructor for clarification,” “I used online resources to finish”)
Give an example of how you used resourcefulness in your studies this week.
(Open‑ended — students share personal examples, e.g., asking a peer for help, using online tutorials).