Counseling Quiz

You're working on a worksheet in a class you don't like being in. You need help, but the teacher is working with somebody else. You put your hand up and wait for five minutes, and the teacher still hasn't come to help you. You're starting to get frustrated. What will you do in this situation?

• Yell at the teacher, "Hurry up and help me already!"

• Keep waiting quietly, and maybe trace some stickers while you wait.

• Ask a friend for help and risk the teacher thinking you're talking about something other than the classwork.

• Put your hand down, skip the question, and try to get the teacher's attention when she's not with someone else.

Mom just heard that you got detention at school again today. She's clearly mad that this keeps happening. You don't think you deserved the detention, but your mom doesn't agree. How will you respond to mom being mad at you?

• Let her talk and keep your thoughts to yourself.

• Get mad back at her and let her know that your teachers have it out for you.

• Apologize that this keeps happening and let mom know that you're trying your best, but some times of the day are harder than others.

• Ask mom what you're supposed to do when you're trying your best, but teachers think you're not working towards your goals.

When I want to fight back against people who hurt me, I'm thinking with my ____ brain.

One of my goals is to be ____ to others.

When I have a lot of things going on, I can write them down in my ____.

When I'm happy, I look like this:

When people get on my nerves, I feel like this:

What's one thing (or a few things!) everyone thinks about you that isn't true?

What's something (or many things) people think about you that IS true?

One thing I wish Miss Brie would talk to me about that she hasn't yet is...