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Changes made to the way tasks are performed or how you access information without changing what is expected of you.
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A plan developed by a team of people to help individuals with disabilities meet goals beyond their current ability.
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The action of representing one’s own views and interests or making others aware of your needs.
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A knowledge and understanding of your own personality or individuality.
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The freedom to make your own decisions and control your own life.
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A group of people or resources that help you achieve your goals and handle challenges.
