Poster: I’m Stuck
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Do your students tend to ask for help as soon as they run into issues, instead of trying to figure things out themselves first? Print out this poster and display it in your classroom to help your students get in the habit of using problem-solving strategies before asking for help.
Grade
3-6
| Secondary
1-5
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More Printable Resources for Your Classroom
As a teacher, you encounter a wide range of situations and students with many different needs in the course of your work. Here are some other tools you may find useful:
- The How to Ask for Help poster shows examples of ways students can ask for help, beyond “I don’t understand!” or “I’m stuck!”
- The I’m Done! poster shows a list of things your students should check before turning in their work. For example, making sure their name is clearly written at the top of the page.
- Our K-W-L chart helps students record what they know about a topic and what they want to learn.
- The Exam Essentials poster outlines key tips for students to remember before, during, and after an exam.
- To help students deal with obstacles they encounter when they’re at home, you can refer them to the What Do I Do When I Don’t Understand Something? tool for reminders of possible problem-solving strategies and help formulating questions if they’re still stuck.
