Explain how to self-advocate in this situation: Your teacher just got done explaining a lesson that you do not understand. You are starting to get very frustrated as you work independently because you don’t know what to do.

Explain how to self-advocate in this situation: You and your friend are in a fight and it just keeps getting worse and worse. It is starting to affect how you are doing in school because it is all you can think about.

Every time you walk in the hallway, one of your friend comes up to you and runs into you, almost knocking you over. He says he is just playing around, but you are getting very irritated. You have told him this, but he still continues to do

Which of the following is NOT a step of self-advocating?

You sit in the back of the classroom but you have a hard time seeing the board. Now, your grades are suffering because you can’t see what the teacher is teaching and you get more frustrated each day.

What is the last step of self-advocating?

Why is it important to have confidence when you are self-advocating?

Explain how to self-advocate in this situation: The teacher says it is time to turn in your quiz but you aren’t finished yet. You spend the rest of the day angry because you know you didn’t finish.

Explain how to self-advocate in this situation: You are working on an assignment when you notice that your computer is about to die. Out of frustration, you slam your computer shut and sit with your head down.

Explain how to self-advocate in this situation: You are having a tough day because of a sad memory you thought of earlier. Now, you don’t feel like talking to anyone or doing anything. 

Explain how to self-advocate in this situation: Your teacher accidentally puts in a grade wrong and now you are in trouble at home. You are annoyed that your teacher would make a mistake like that.

What do you do in the first step of self-advocating, identify and clarify?