SSW Student Advocacy & Support Services

Question 1

What does student advocacy involve?

Accepted Answer

Supporting student rights

Answer

Silencing students

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Only academic support

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Avoiding responsibility

Question 2

Which student group might need additional advocacy?

Accepted Answer

Students with disabilities

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Class leaders

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Top performers

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Graduates

Question 3

What is the role of a school social worker in advocacy?

Accepted Answer

Ensuring resource access

Answer

Discipline only

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Tutoring

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Leading recess

Question 4

Which service supports mental health in schools?

Accepted Answer

School counseling

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Lunch planning

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Athletic training

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Art contests

Question 5

What is the goal of support services?

Accepted Answer

Support success

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Punish behavior

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Limit freedom

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Delay graduation

Question 6

Who should school social workers collaborate with for advocacy?

Accepted Answer

Teachers and parents

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Only friends

Answer

Security staff

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Online groups

Question 7

How can social workers promote equity?

Accepted Answer

Ensuring equal access

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Ignoring differences

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Promoting favoritism

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Excluding groups

Question 8

Student support services include:

Accepted Answer

Counseling and mentoring

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Disciplinary actions

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Field trips only

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Grading papers

Question 9

Why is student voice important in advocacy?

Accepted Answer

Empower and inform

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To argue with staff

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To delay decisions

Answer

Reduce participation