How to Be Self Sufficient
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The document analyzes voter data from the 13th Legislative District in Nassau County, NY to determine which demographic groups were most likely to vote in a primary election. 10 regression analyses found that voters aged 50-59 were most likely to turn out, but those aged 40-79 were also likely. A multiple regression showed that gender was not a significant predictor of turnout. Overall, the analyses show that targeting voters aged 40-79 would be most effective for a primary campaign in this district.
How To Survive In The Neurotypical World
These are the Power Point slides from my last speaking engagement at the Penn Autism Network Conference 4/23/10
Changes- 12 "Rules of Life"
Handout for PAN Conference 4/23. Section 3 Changes in Every Day Life. These are 12 "Rules" that most can relate to.
Changes In Everyday Life
The document discusses how to handle changes in everyday life that are external or outside of one's control, as well as internal changes that one can make themselves. It recommends accepting changes that cannot be controlled, adapting to life as it happens, and taking action in emergencies without panicking. For internal changes, it suggests envisioning success, maintaining patience and persistence over a month to form new habits, tracking progress, and getting back on track quickly if goals are not met.
Facilitate Good Conversation
Section 2- Social Skills, Handout 2
Lists ways someone could use to "Break The Ice". Small talk isn't really small at all!
Non Verbal Communication
Section 2- Social Skills, Handout 1
Techniques to improve communication among those on the autistic spectrum. Neurotypicals can also benefit from these techniques.
Fight Procrastination
The document provides strategies for fighting procrastination and working on unfamiliar projects. It suggests starting with a warm-up activity to get motivated. Choose either the task you like most, the most important task, or the simplest task to start. Break large projects into smaller steps and do research to familiarize yourself with the process.
Affirmations
Section 2- Social Skills
Handout 4
Lists techinques for visual & non visual thinkers so they could become more positive.
Pan2010 outline
The document outlines a presentation given at the Penn Autism Network Conference on how to survive in the neurotypical world. The presentation covered three sections: personal planning, improving social interactions, and dealing with changes in everyday life. Section I focused on creating a plan with goals and strategies through self-assessment and organization. Section II discussed improving social interactions by managing expressions, reading others, and using non-verbal cues. Section III emphasized that survival depends on dealing with constant changes, both expected and unexpected, internally and externally.
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How to Be Self Sufficient
- 1. HOW TO BE SELF SUFFICIENT WITH HIGH FUNCTIONING AUTISM Jason Zervoudakes Self Advocate
- 2. MAKING THE DECISION TO BE SELF SUFFICIENT We Make Changes When We Are Dissatisfied With Our Current Situation There Is No Road Map In Life
- 3. HOW TO BE SELF SUFFICIENT WITH HIGH FUNCTIONING AUTISM Jason Zervoudakes Self Advocate
- 5. NETWORKING WHO YOU KNOW IS IMPORTANT Networking can occur anytime anyplace anywhere
- 6. FACE TO FACE NETWORKING Face to Face is most effective A “Natural Smile” will help you meet people “ How, What & Why” questions are great for small talk Talk about general topics such as the weather
- 11. SELL YOURSELF Think of yourself as a product Emphasize your strengths Minimize or don’t mention your weakness PEOPLE WANT TO KNOW What job you want What skills you have How you can benefit them
- 12. BE PERSISTENT NEVER GIVE UP! It takes hard work, desire and dedication to achieve your goals
- 14. TO DISCLOSE OR NOT TO DISCLOSE-THAT IS THE QUESTION Disclose too early you may not get the job Disclose too late you may not hold on to the job
- 17. HOW TO BE SELF SUFFICIENT WITH HIGH FUNCTIONING AUTISM Jason Zervoudakes Self Advocate
- 18. MULTITASKING WHICH IS BETTER? ONE TASK OR THREE AT A TIME? ONE TASK PHONE LAUNDRY COOKING DINNER
- 19. STARTING NEW PROJECTS Until 1974 Babe Ruth hit more home runs than anyone in MLB history Babe Ruth struck out more times than anyone in MLB history HOW DO YOU KNOW IF YOU NEVER TRY?
- 21. COME TO TERMS WITH YOUR LATE DIAGNOSIS Go through list of AS characteristics Pick 20 that are most troubling Work with your professional to improve on them
- 22. HOW TO BE SELF SUFFICIENT WITH HIGH FUNCTIONING AUTISM Jason Zervoudakes Self Advocate
- 23. YOUR GOAL IS TO BE SELF SUFFICIENT NEVER LOSE SIGHT OF THE GOAL THINK OF SELF SUFFICIENCY AS YOUR BUSINESS!