Practicing Share, Ask, Support

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When entering grades, you notice a student who had been doing very well has suddenly fallen behind. After checking attendance, you notice they also haven’t been in class for three sessions straight. You think that something might be wrong.

Which of the following could you do?
- Reach out to them via email
- The next time you see them in class, privately ask them to stop by your office when they have time
- The next time you see them in class, call them out and ask what's wrong
- Submit a report with your schools reporting system
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Let’s say you reach out to them and they agree to meet with you to discuss their grades. They stop by your office and you notice that they seem more disheveled and disorganized than usual.

Which of the following could you do?
- Just focus on their work and let them know what they've missed
- Let them know you've noticed they've been more absent lately and that you're concerned
- Ask them to drop your course if they aren't going to be doing the work
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The student informs you that they recently had a parent pass away, and that they haven’t had time to even think about school. They express thoughts of being so sad that they don’t think they can go on like this much longer.

Which of the following could you do?
- Ask them to continue speaking on how they feel
- Ask them if they've been considering thoughts of suicide
- Change the subject back to their missing schoolwork
- Ask them how best you can accommodate their needs during this period
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Your student lets you know they’ve not been considering suicide but have been feeling hopeless.

Which of the following could you do?
- Offer to help them schedule with counseling services by walking them to the counseling center
- Develop a plan to get them back on track after they’ve had some time away
- Create another appointment to check back in a few weeks
- Encourage them to drop out of school
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If you’re concerned for a student, what can you do? Put the steps in the correct order:
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