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Essay: Write a 3-part assertive statement to a teacher who falsely accused you of turning in your homework late.
Student Answer: “want to clarify that I submitted my homework on time, as per the deadline. I have proof that it was submitted before the due date."
Express your concern respectfully:
"I understand that mistakes can happen, but I feel it's important to address this so it doesn’t affect my grade unfairly."
Request a resolution:
"Could we review the submission records together to resolve this? I’m confident we can clear up the misunderstanding."
This approach is assertive but polite, aiming for clarity and resolution.
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Essay: Write a 3-part assertive statement to a friend who keeps making plans with you and then cancelling at the last minute.
Student Answer: “I’ve noticed that you’ve canceled plans with me multiple times at the last minute."
Express how it affects you:
"It’s been frustrating because I put time aside for our plans and it’s disappointing when they don’t happen."
"I’d really appreciate it if you could be more certain about your availability before making plans, or let me know earlier if something comes up." |
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Essay: When you choose to be assertive, you won't always get everything you want. With that in mind, why should you still choose to communicate assertively? Provide two reasons.
Student Answer: communication allows you to express your thoughts, feelings, and needs honestly and respectfully, which helps you maintain your sense of self-worth. Even if you don't get everything you want, you’ve still stood up for? |
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