Vocabulary
This word means speaking up for yourself — knowing what you need, what’s important to you, and asking for help or making choices so you can succeed.
What is "self advocacy"
I can use this accommodation when I'm feeling overwhelmed or overstimulated
Camera on or camera off during lessons?
I prefer.... (my camera on/ my camera off)
You can't hear the teacher during a lesson, what could you say?
Can you please speak up? / I can't hear you./ something else?
I’m lovin’ it.
What is "McDonald's"?
This word means making changes to help someone do something more easily. Like when you need breaks or extra time
What is "accommodation"?
This accommodation can help me know what to expect
Use the chat or use the microphone to answer questions?
I prefer... (to use the chat/ to use the microphone)
You missed the directions because your internet was lagging (slow), what could you do?
Ask the teacher to repeat the directions/ something else?
Like a good neighbor, ________ is there
What is "State Farm"?
This word means doing something over and over because it makes you feel good or helps you focus. Like tapping your foot or twirling a pencil
What is "stimming"?
This accommodation can help me know what the next steps are
What is a "checklist"?
Fresh air outside or stay inside during break?
I prefer... (fresh air outside/ to stay inside for a break)
Your battery is low and the computer is about to die. What could you do?
plug it in/ tell your teacher, "my computer is about to die. I'll rejoin when I can"/ something else?
Eat fresh
Helping each other stay cool, calm and collected.
What is "co-regulation"?
This accommodation lists words for me to choose from to help me with vocabulary words?
What is a "word bank"?
Stand up and move or stay seated and breathe deeply during a break?
I prefer... (to stand and move/ to stay seated and breather deeply during a break)
You need to use the bathroom during class. What can you say or do?
Type BRB in the chat/ something else?
Maybe she’s born with it
What is "Maybelline"?
The idea that everyone's brain works in its own unique way, and that's a good thing!
What is "neurodiversity"?
This is an accommodation on my IEP
What is "visual schedules, graphic organizers, 5-minute breaks, checklists"?
Do you prefer to listen to instructions or read them on screen?
I prefer... (to listen to instructions/ to read instructions on the screen)
The worksheet is too small to read on the screen. What could you do?
Ask the teacher to make it bigger/ something else?
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