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The teacher called on you but you need more time to think. What could you say/do?
I need time to think.
The teacher called on you but you don't remember what they said. What could you say/do?
Can you repeat that please?
The teacher called on you but you need more time to prepare. What could you say/do?
Can you come back to me please?
The teacher called on you but you don't know the answer. What could you say/do?
I need help.
The teacher told your class to work on the assignment but you don't know how to start. What could you say/do?
I'm not sure what to do
The teacher called on you but you need more time to gather your thoughts. What could you say/do?
Will you repeat that?
The teacher told your class to work on the assignment but you don't know what to do. What could you say/do?
Ask a classmate
The teacher told your class to work on the assignment but you don't know where to find it. What could you say/do?
Ask a classmate or the teacher
The teacher just told the directions, but you were zoning out. What could you say/do?
Can you repeat that?
You are feeling really sad and frozen in class, but you don't want to bother the teacher or your classmates.
Quietly leave the class, or go find a support teacher.
You are feeling ill but don't want to bother the teacher or your classmates.
Quietly leave the class, or go find a support teacher.
You are feeling super mad but don't want to leave class and miss any content.
Use an internal coping strategy.
What do you do if you miss an assignment in class due to being absent?
Go to teacher's office hours.
What do you do if you are not sure how to get started on something?
1. Look at other students. 2. As teacher, "What do I do first" or "How do I get started"
What do you do if you got started on an assignment, but now you're not sure if you're doing it right?
Ask a peer or teacher, "Can you see if I'm on the right track?"
What do you do if you zone out in class and miss something?
"I got lost, what did you say?"
