Self-Advocacy
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100

What is Self-Advocacy?

Speaking up for yourself and your needs.

100

Why is Self-Advocacy important?

It helps make sure your needs are being met and can also help build self-esteem and confidence. 

100

If you had to advocate for yourself at work, who would you talk to? 

Your manager or supervisor. 

100

When communicating your needs you should use “I” statements or “You” statements? 

“I” statements help you communicate what you need and how you are feeling.

100

Whose nose grew longer every time he lied?

Pinocchio

200

When is it a good time to be a self-advocate?

A) Always

B) Never

C) Only if I have a Disability

D) Only if I have an illness                               

Always!

200

Name a place where you may need to self-advocate. 

Home, School, Work, In the Community.

200

If you are confused about something, how can you advocate for yourself?

Ask questions, ask for help. 

200

Self-advocating strengthens your ability to solve __________. 

Problems 

200

What is the name of Harry Potter’s pet owl?

Hedwig.

300

True or False: You should only ask for help for big problems.

False (you can ask for help whenever you need it).

300

What is a goal?

Something you want to work towards.

300

Is choosing something to eat an act of self-advocacy?

Yes! Being involved in the choices that impact your daily life is part of self-advocacy.

300

Having clear _________ is important in being able to self-advocate.

Communication

300

What do pandas eat?

Bamboo.

400

Advocating for yourself can increase your independence. True or False?

True! Self-advocating can get you what you want and need to be successful and accomplish goals. 

400

What is self-advocacy?

A) The process of yelling at people that are not helping you

B) The process of speaking up for yourself when your needs are not being met

 C) The process of walking away from people that won't help

D) The process of getting angry because you are not being helped

B) The process of speaking up for yourself when your needs are not being met.

400

True or False?

I should yell and scream until someone helps me with what I need?

False.

400

You aren't understanding a task that your supervisor has asked you to complete, what should you do? 

Talk to your supervisor, ask them to go over the directions of the task, or have someone demonstrate the task for you. 

400

Name the smallest breed of dog.

Chihuahua

500

True or False?

I should treat others with respect when self-advocating?

True.

500

When is a time that you would need to advocate for yourself?

When you are unhappy, unsafe, or confused. Examples include asking for help, saying "no" to a friend who is being mean, or asking for a turn to speak.

500

What is something you can say to ask for help?

I am having a hard time right now, can I talk to you about it?

I don’t understand the directions, could we go over them again?

*Using “I” statements helps to clearly communicate how you are feeling. 


500

You are confused about how your checks/payments work for your new job. What can you do?

Ask your boss to explain. Ask someone in your circle of support to help guide you.

500

Name the coldest place in the world.

Antarctica