Self Advocacy Quiz

What is self-advocacy all about?

• Always making others happy first.

• Speaking up for yourself and what you need.

• Letting others make all your choices.

• Keeping quiet about your feelings.

If you ask your teacher for extra help on a tricky subject, what are you doing?

• Giving up on the subject.

•  Practicing self-advocacy.

• Showing you can't learn.

• Bothering the teacher.

Self-advocacy means recognizing your own...?

• favorite TV show.

• mistakes and nothing else.

• worth and value.

• faults.

What is a good example of setting a boundary?

• Saying 'no' politely when you need to, like asking for alone time.

• Saying 'yes' to every invitation, even if you're tired.

• Don't say anything and just go along with it.

• "I guess I have to, I don't want my friend to be mad."

Why is it important to respect yourself enough to pay attention to your own needs?

• It's not really that important, others' needs come first.

• Only if you have lots of extra time to think about it.

• So you can always get your own way.

• Because it's a key part of self-advocacy and helps you feel good.