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Big Problem Vs Little Problem

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  • You forgot to bring a pen to class.
    Small – Forgetting a pen is a minor inconvenience that can be easily fixed by borrowing one.
  • You didn't do your homework, and it’s due today.
    Medium – Missing homework is not ideal but manageable, you might be able to talk with your teacher explaining why or ask someone for help if needed.
  • You and your friend have a minor disagreement over who gets to pick the movie.
    Small – A minor disagreement that’s easy to resolve, you could try and make a compromise.
  • You accidentally spill water on your phone, but it still seems to be working.
    Small – This is a minor inconvenience as the phone still works; you just need to be careful and dry it out.
  • You missed an important deadline for a group project.
    Medium – Missing a project deadline can impact others and you might need help from others to solve the problem quickly.
  • You’re at a large event, get separated from your group, and have no way to contact them.
    Medium – This can be concerning, especially if you’re in an unfamiliar area, but staying calm and asking for help can solve it.
  • Your friend accidentally posted an embarrassing photo of you on social media.
    Medium – While embarrassing, it may require discussion and action to resolve with your friend.
  • You forgot your lunch at home, and there’s no way to get it before lunchtime.
    Medium – This is inconvenient, but manageable by borrowing money, asking friends or teachers for help.
  • You witness a peer being physically bullied, and it feels unsafe to intervene alone.
    Big: Physical bullying is a safety issue that may require adult intervention for proper resolution and support.
  • There is a fire at school, you hit the fire alarm.
    Big – This affects the entire school and requires everyone to follow safety protocols immediately.