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1. How do we sensitize others to the issues of choice?
2. The authors discuss teaching choice. Do we know how to teach choice? How do we teach choice skills?
3. Discuss issues in balancing client preference, family input, and team recommendations. Discuss how this is radically different in educational service provision contexts and in adult service provision contexts.
4. What are some of the considerations that must be part of deciding how to integrate choice an individual learner's treatment plan?
5. List two ways that this article can be used in an application context. What lessons did you take away that can alter how YOU provide more choices or consider choices in treatment planning?