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Communicating Concerns to Counselors Quiz

Create an image of a diverse group of students in a classroom setting, with one student looking distressed while a teacher and school counselor discuss how to help him.

Communicating Concerns to Counselors

This quiz is designed to assess your understanding of when and how to communicate student concerns to counselors effectively. It covers various scenarios that educators may encounter in the classroom and emphasizes the importance of timely intervention.

By participating in this quiz, you will:

Learn best practices for handling sensitive information.
Understand the appropriate steps to take when a student is in distress.
Enhance your ability to support students and collaborate with counseling staff.

4 Questions1 MinutesCreated by HelpingHeart246

A student in your classroom is telling staff and peers that he wants to kill himself. You should contact his counselor with this information as soon as possible.

True

False

If a student is bolting that has a history of bolting, you should go directly to the counselor.

True

False

If a student comes to school saying that something happened at home and they need to talk to the counselor you should:

Tell them to their work.

Ask student "What happened?"

Walkie the counselor

Tell them "it's okay, it happened at home we are at school now."

You notice a student is coming to school wearing the same clothing. Your first step is to notify the teacher.

True

False

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