Knowing Yourself
This is the term for things you are naturally good at.
What are strengths?
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Asking for support when you need it is called this.
What is self-advocacy?
This skill includes eye contact, nodding, and repeating back what you heard.
What is active listening?
Adults with disabilities have this legal plan that includes accommodations and goals.
What is an ISP?
The first step in problem-solving?
What is identifying the problem?
Identifying what is hard for you helps you know what support to ask for.
What are challenges (or weaknesses)?
Identifying what is hard for you helps you know what support to ask for.
What are challenges (or weaknesses)?
The opposite of passive communication, this style clearly expresses needs without being rude.
What is assertive communication?
This law guarantees equal access and prohibits disability discrimination in schools and workplaces.
What is the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act)?
When two people work together?
What is collaboration (or compromise)?
A Person who engages in self-advocacy is referred to by this four-word term
What is a self-advocate
Tools like extended time or preferential seating are examples of these.
What are accommodations?
This strategy helps you stay calm and focused when advocating for yourself.
What are Coping Strategies ?
the right to participate in meetings about your Goals and accommodations?
What is the right to be involved in your Isp Meeting?
Choosing the option that is most helpful and realistic?
What is making a decision?
This skill involves recognizing your personal strengths, challenges, values, and goals so you can make informed choices and speak up for yourself.
What is self-awareness?
The adult you should talk to first when you need help.
Who is a Support Person?
The opposite of passive communication, this style clearly expresses needs without being rude.
What is assertive communication?
This document provides Goals and Accommodations
What is a ISP plan?
Thinking about possible choices and their outcomes.
What is evaluating options?
Yelling at Someone is a example of being
Passive
Assertive
Aggressive
Aggressive
The skill of explaining what help works best for you.
What is communicating your needs (or self-disclosure)?
Saying “I need a break” is an example of doing this.
Advocating For Yourself
When you follow rules and complete tasks, you are meeting these.
What are responsibilities?
After trying a solution, this step helps you decide if it worked.
What is reflecting or reviewing the outcome?