Advocacy
Self-Esteem
Accommodations
On the Job
The Kiddies
100
What is Advocacy?
Saying what you need
100
What does it mean to have self-esteem?
You feel good about yourself.
100
Someone reading something for you.
Yes
100
Shouting to your friend in the Atrium during recycling.
Not appropriate on the job.
100
Miss Jost and Miss Fisher
Northwest
200
Where can you advocate for yourself?
At school and at work
200
Smiling, a happy disposition
Yes, this is an example of self-esteem
200
Saying you need air conditioning to work
No
200
Knocking on doors of offices before collecting recycling.
Yes appropriate
200
Miss Snyder and Mrs. Shanfelder
Henry Houck
300
Shake hands first?
Yes, it is good to shake hands first
300
You are sad all the time and feel down about yourself.
No, this is not an example of self-esteem.
300
Asking for access to get into a building.
Yes, this is an accommodation
300
Behaviors to display when a customer comes in.
Greeting, ask if they need help
300
Name some of the kids from Northwest
answers will vary
400
Speaking very loudly in someone's personal space
Not an example of advocacy
400
Knowing what you like and what you're good at.
Yes, that is an example of self-esteem.
400
Asking to go into the elevator instead of up the stairs because you're tired.
No, not an accommodation.
400
What should you do when you need to serve someone food?
Wash your hands, ask what they'd like, smile
400
Name some of the kids at Henry Houck
What is answers will vary
500
Saying that you have trouble reading and will need some help with that.
Yes, this is an example of advocacy.
500
Doing every activity someone asks you to do, even if you don't like it.
No, that's not an example of self-esteem.
500
Asking to use the bathroom every 5 minutes because you want to take a break.
Not an accommodation.
500
Who do we talk to here about transition services?
Mr. Gruber
500
Activities we've done this year
What is answers will vary
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