Self-Awareness

How could you demonstrate self-advocacy in the following scenario? Someone asks you for answers to the homework.

• Respectful tell them no. Explain that they need to do their own work.

• Try to argue with them.

• Letting them copy your work.

• Give them the wrong answers.

Which of the following words can be defined as an accurate view of one's self including strengths, challenges, feelings and core beliefs?

• Strength
• Self-Awareness
• Challenge
• Confidence

Which of the following words can be defined as the strong belief in yourself and your abilities?

• Strength
• Fixed Mindset

• Challenge
• Confidence

Which of the following words can be defined as a skill or ability that is more difficult and often requires more work to improve on?

• Strength
• Self-Awareness
• Challenge
• Confidence

Which of the following words can be defined as a beneficial skill or ability that one already possesses.

• Strength
• Self-Awareness
• Challenge
• Confidence

Which of the following words can be defined as the words used to describe the broad spectrum of feelings including happy, sad, angry and frustrated

• Growth Mindset

• Fixed Mindset

• Emotion Examples

• Good Character

Which of the following words can be defined as the practice of using your inner voice in a positive and encouraging way.

• Positive Self-Talk
• Emotional Self-Awareness
• Emotional Vocabulary
• Good Character

Which of the following words can be defined as the belief that you can develop your strengths and improve your weaknesses through hard work and dedication? Example: I want to try out for the soccer team, but am worried I won't make it. I try it out anyway.

• Core Values
• Growth Mindset
• Mindfulness
• Advocating for myself

Speaking up for yourself in order to get your needs met.

• Core Values
• Growth Mindset
• Mindfulness
• Advocating for myself

Is the following scenario an example of positive self-talk or negative self-talk? "I'll never be able to finish this?"

• Positive Self-Talk
• Negative Self-Talk