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A simple, comprehensive multiple-choice game aimed to help individuals prepare for work.

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Froggy Jumps Employment prepOnline version A simple, comprehensive multiple-choice game aimed to help individuals prepare for work. by Ava 1 When applying for a job, what do you need? a A resume b A drivers license c A medical record 2 What should you do if a job application seems confusing? a Give up b Ask for help or clarification c Take an educated guess 3 What is the main purpose of a resume? a Your medical diagnosis b To talk about your favourite hobbies c To show your skills and work experience 4 What's important to have on your resume? a A list of your favourite movies b Work you don't like doing c A list of your skills 5 If you have gaps in employment, what is a helpful approach? a Focus on skills, training, and volunteer experience b Make up an excuse for what was happening during that time c Leave the resume empty 6 What is a job interview for? a To trick the applicant b To see if the job and person are a good fit c To judge personal appearances only 7 What is OK to do during an interview if you don't understand a question? a Stay silent b Ask them to repeat or explain c Change topics 8 Are employers allowed to ask about your disability? a Yes b No c No, unless it relates to job accomodations 9 What is a workplace accommodation? a A vacation b Support or changes that help you do your job c Extra pay 10 When can you ask about accomodations? a Only before being hired b Any time c Only after being hired 11 What should you do if your struggling at work? a Quit immediately b Ignore it c Talk to supervisor, boss, or person of support 12 Which is an example of self-advocacy at work? a Asking for the tools you need b Staying quiet c Refusing work because you don't like it

Froggy Jumps

Employment prepOnline version

A simple, comprehensive multiple-choice game aimed to help individuals prepare for work.

by Ava

When applying for a job, what do you need?

A resume

A drivers license

A medical record

What should you do if a job application seems confusing?

Give up

Ask for help or clarification

Take an educated guess

What is the main purpose of a resume?

Your medical diagnosis

To talk about your favourite hobbies

To show your skills and work experience

What's important to have on your resume?

A list of your favourite movies

Work you don't like doing

A list of your skills

If you have gaps in employment, what is a helpful approach?

Focus on skills, training, and volunteer experience

Make up an excuse for what was happening during that time

Leave the resume empty

What is a job interview for?

To trick the applicant

To see if the job and person are a good fit

To judge personal appearances only

What is OK to do during an interview if you don't understand a question?

Stay silent

Ask them to repeat or explain

Change topics

Are employers allowed to ask about your disability?

Yes

No, unless it relates to job accomodations

What is a workplace accommodation?

A vacation

Support or changes that help you do your job

Extra pay

When can you ask about accomodations?

Only before being hired

Any time

Only after being hired

What should you do if your struggling at work?

Quit immediately

Ignore it

Talk to supervisor, boss, or person of support

Which is an example of self-advocacy at work?

Asking for the tools you need

Staying quiet

Refusing work because you don't like it

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Froggy Jumps

Employment prepOnline version

by Ava

When applying for a job, what do you need?

What should you do if a job application seems confusing?

What is the main purpose of a resume?

What's important to have on your resume?

If you have gaps in employment, what is a helpful approach?

What is a job interview for?

What is OK to do during an interview if you don't understand a question?

Are employers allowed to ask about your disability?

What is a workplace accommodation?

When can you ask about accomodations?

What should you do if your struggling at work?

Which is an example of self-advocacy at work?

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