Self-advocacy skills are important to teach because they help children learn how to speak up for themselves for the actions and accommodations they need to be successful. Self-advocacy goals are also vital for creating transition plans when your child is entering college or changing schools. However, teaching children how to advocate for themselves can be a challenge when they have learning disabilities, social challenges or behavioral issues that may hinder communication skills.
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