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Choose ONE scenario. Tell me which scenario you picked. Answer the following questions:

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This student is feeling ashamed, sad, and frustrated. He feels like this because he takes longer to finish assignments and struggles with his schoolwork. To empathize with this person, you can try to imagine yourself in their shoes, trying to do some very hard work that you don't understand, feeling like a failure, not having any hope to get a good score, being bugged and annoyed by other kids who are faster and smarter, and not being able to contain your anger and frustration. You can use strategies like studying their face, imagining yourself in the situation, and empathizing with them or talking to them.

Vadim26 [7]2 years ago

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here u go

Explanation:

The student is feeling frustrated. He is also feeling annoyed. This means that he is getting angry with himself. He is trying to do better, but it is challenging for him. A strategy we can use is talk to the teacher and let everyone know how you feel. He can ask for extra help too.

sorry not sure if last 2 sentences are right

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