Family Reflection [Student ID: Amber]

Instance of: Family Reflection
Administered By: intervention, c-c-c
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Grade: 6      Date Taken: 4/16/25

Question	Topic	VERY like my child	3	2	1	NOT like my child
1. My child respectfully asks for what they want.	Assertiveness
2. If my child doesn’t like the way someone is being treated, they speak up.	Assertiveness
3. My child advocates for themselves even when it is difficult.	Assertiveness
4. My child shares their thoughts and ideas even if they know others will disagree.	Assertiveness
5. My child listens to the thoughts and ideas of others even when they disagree.	Assertiveness
6. When my child feels angry, they think about what they want to say before they say it.	Conflict Management
7. During a disagreement, my child listens to others’ thoughts and feelings.	Conflict Management
8. When my child has a disagreement, they try to work it out so everyone feels better.	Conflict Management
9. If two friends are arguing, my child tries to help them understand each other.	Conflict Management
10. My child can explain various ways to respond to a disagreement.	Conflict Management
11. When learning something gets really hard, my child keeps trying.	Self-Efficacy
12. My child can name hard things they have learned.	Self-Efficacy
13. When my child makes a mistake, they learn from it and try again.	Self-Efficacy
14. When people tell my child what they did wrong, my child listens and uses the information to get better.	Self-Efficacy
15. When my child starts to get frustrated, they calm themself.	Self-Efficacy
16. When my child is learning something new, they break it down into small steps.	Self-Regulation
17. My child keeps track of their progress when working toward a goal.	Self-Regulation
18. My child can refocus after getting distracted.	Self-Regulation
19. My child takes responsibility for their learning.	Self-Regulation
20. When my child experiences a setback, they describe options for overcoming the setback.	Self-Regulation