Styles of Communication
Disability Awareness
Accommodations
Self-Advocacy
100

What is a way to communicate that involves using your hands to express ideas?

sign language

100

People with disabilities cannot work. True or False.

False. 

100
Give an example of an IEP accommodation? 

large print, highlighted notes, text to scribe, test read aloud, multiple prompts for behaviors/directions, testing in a separate room/smaller setting, etc......

100

What does it mean to advocate for yourself? 

To support and speak up for your own needs and rights.

200

Give 2 examples of nonverbal communication.

facial expressions, body language, written communication... 

200
Give two examples of a disability.

Autism, Deaf, Blind, ADHD, Learning Disabilities, loss of limbs, Oppositional Defiance Disorder, Speech Impairments/stuttering, use of a wheelchair, Brittle Bone disorder....

200

Why are IEP accommodations important?

They help the individual by providing the tools/supports they need to be successful in their learning environment with their disability.

200

Name one way to be your own advocate in school and/or your job.

by communicating your needs to teachers/employers or asking for help when necessary. 

300

What is the difference between aggressive and assertive communication?

Aggressive communication involves attacking or blaming others, while assertive communication involves expressing your needs and feelings clearly and respectfully.

300

What does IEP stand for? (Individualized Education Plan OR Individualized Employment Program)


Individualized Education Plan 

300

How can technology help students with disabilities?

 Technology can provide tools like speech-to-text software or text-to-speech applications. especially students who can not verbally express their wants/needs.

300

Why is it important to express your needs to teachers/employers?

to make sure your needs are met, which can lead to better support and success.

400

I am having a conversation with my friend. Is that an informal or formal conversation?

Informal conversation

400

How can we show kindness to someone with a disability?

By being friendly and inclusive, offering help, or using respectful language.....

400

What agency helps to ensure children with a disability receive a free and appropriate public education? IDEA, OSHA, or ADA?

The IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) ensures students receive a free and appropriate public education with their disability. 

400

How can you ask for help when you don't understand something?

You can say, "I don't understand this part. Can you explain it again, please?"

500

Name a situation where written communication might be better than verbal communication.

In a job application or report where clarity is essential.

500

Why is it important to learn about different disabilities?

To foster understanding and reduce stigma.

500

Give an example of a universal accommodation in the world we live in... for example an elevator in a building. The elevator is useful and accommodating to someone in a wheelchair with a physical disability, but it may be useful to an elder person as well who is just old, and not necessarily living with a disability. 

Can you name another universal accommodation out in the world? 

a wheelchair ramp outside of a building... could be helpful to an elder person or a pregnant mom to be who finds stairs challenging at the moment, so they walk up the ramp as well. ... 

a sidewalk curb that inclines like a ramp... helps people with walking sticks, but also people riding their bicycles or parents pushing strollers...

500

You are scheduled to work, but you have a doctor’s appointment. What is the best way to handle this?

Notify your employer as soon as possible and request to reschedule your shift or ask if you can take time off.

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