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"You don't have to like it. Tell me what would make tomorrow less awful."
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He struggles to calm down after getting frustrated.
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May assessment
9th grade
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How Diego is doing this semester
This is not a grade. It's a snapshot of how he's feeling and relating, in his own words.
Biggest growth
He feels part of his friend group
His four areas
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How he sees himself
Strength
How he manages what he feels
Needs you
How he relates to others
Doing well
How he experiences school
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Every module starts one of two ways — from a specific situation you're living through right now, or a specific skill your child's assessment flagged. Real enough to feel like it was written for your exact week.
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The meltdowns that come out of nowhere
What's underneath them, and what to do the moment one starts.
Homework ends in tears
How to break the spiral without taking over the task.
He is pulling away from us
Staying close to a child who wants more distance.
The pressure is crushing him
What helps when the stakes feel bigger than he is.
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Sometimes you just need an answer — now, about tonight, about this specific thing your child just did. María is there for that.
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9:41
Hi, Ana.
What's going on at home? I know Diego and his May assessment.
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He shuts down when something goes wrong
He doesn't tell me anything about school
How much screen time is healthy
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María
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I told him about the rough day and he did talk to me. Now he says he doesn't want to go to class anymore.
That was already progress
That he talked to you the same day is new for him. "I don't want to go" almost always means "I don't want to be embarrassed again," not that he hates the subject.
Try this phrase
"You don't have to like it. Tell me what would make tomorrow less awful."
If in two weeks he's still avoiding class, then it's worth writing to his tutor. I'll remind you when that time comes.
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María
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Diego failed an exam and since yesterday he won't leave his room. Should I push him or leave him alone?
What's happening
He's not rejecting you — he's protecting himself from feeling like a failure. In May, calming down after getting frustrated was exactly what cost him the most.
The good news: you don't have to solve it today.
Three things that work
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Give him the afternoon. Today just let him know dinner is ready, without mentioning the exam.
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Name without judging. "Looks like it was a rough day" opens more doors than "what happened?".
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The plan, tomorrow. Once he's calm again, he can think about what's next.
When he gets frustrated and shuts down
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His skills
May 2026
Strength
Doing well
Building
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Self-esteem
Strength
He recognizes his worth even when he makes mistakes.
Friendships
Doing well
He's grown since last semester. He now has someone to count on.
Self-Management
Needs you
He struggles to calm down after getting frustrated.
Course to support him
School environment
Building
He feels safe at school most of the time.
Collaboration
Doing well
He works well in teams when he knows his classmates.
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