Self-Advocacy Worksheet
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Self-Advocacy Worksheet
Understanding Self-Advocacy
Self-advocacy means communicating your needs and asking for support when you need it.
- Arguing until everyone agrees with you
- Explaining what you need and asking for support
- Keeping every problem to yourself
- Expecting someone else to guess what you need
- Ask the group leader to explain the next step
- Tell a classmate, “I’m not sure what to do. Can you help?”
- Pretend to understand and stay confused
- Leave the group without saying anything
- “I need a little more time to finish this task.”
- “Nobody should ever ask me questions.”
- “I can do everything without help.”
- “Forget it. I’ll just stop.”
Practising Helpful Words
Clear, respectful words can make it easier for others to understand what support would help.
Find the Self-Advocacy Words
Find HELP, SPEAK, ASK, NEED, VOICE, and BRAVE in the letter grid. Words go left to right or top to bottom.
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V
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