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The goal is to have these workshops taking place in every location of the state. Ultimately, people of all ages learn how to have a voice for what it is they need or want through the self-advocacy workshops (Van-Belle, et. al.,2006). Self-advocacy is needed in all levels of education. A way of application is to implement this concept by means of having workshops in one's particular state. He or she can ensure that one communicates with various agencies to take part in these efforts by means of helping with raising the necessary funds or training individuals to present their thoughts on what skills to teach. These workshops would consist of using PowerPoint...

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Through this, success is achieved both in and outside of the school district for children of all ages to find their voice. This makes all the efforts worth it because the entire state will become more self-aware and have more confidence when dealing with this particular population (Van-Belle, et. al., 2006). In the end, their efforts are worth it through skill building.

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Van-Belle, J., Marks, S., Martin, R., & Chun, M. (2006). Voicing one's dreams: high school students with developmental disabilities learn about self-advocacy. Council for Exceptional Children, 38 (4), 40-46.


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