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	The Three Principles of Self-Advocacy By LeDerick R. Horne 1.) Letting Others Know What You Want Self-advocacy is all about letting people know what you want or need. You can communicate what you want in many ways like h Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-09-19 17:17:27 Open Document File Size: 209,74 KB Share Result on Facebook Facility store Joe / / IndustryTerm internet connection / disability services / food restaurant / food / / Person Sue / / Position spokesperson / counselor / a teacher/professor / Professor / cashier / manager / disability support coordinators or your attorney / teacher/professor / manager / disability support coordinators / teacher / / URL www.lederick.com / / SocialTag Food and drink Medical sociology Self-advocacy American cuisine Advocacy Sandwich Health Activism Disability

The Three Principles of Self-Advocacy By LeDerick R. Horne 1.) Letting Others Know What You Want Self-advocacy is all about letting people know what you want or need. You can communicate what you want in many ways like hAdd to Reading List