What Is Assertiveness?

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Assertiveness would not describe me well. I rarely lash out at anyone and more than often I feel confrontation can be avoided. The only instances I can remember within the last couple of years would be assertiveness used towards my children or about my children. I have two teenagers a girl Paige and a boy Tyler. Both wonderful kids, but they will try you because they are kids. There has been issues with chores not getting done and that takes a bit of assertiveness along with piling on of other chores. Yet they mainly do what they are told. The other side of assertiveness would be about my kids which I have several instances and I can possibly remember correctly. My son is athletic type, he will turn fifteen here on the twenty-second of this month. He is currently 6’4 and rather buff. He loves to stay in the gym and he working on basketball and track. He holds a grade point average of 3.8 it has lowered because he just went to high school. I believe it is the girl factor. …show more content…

She remembers what she hears and see and does not open the book. The only books she reads are pleasure books and she reads them all the time. From paperback to ipad she is reading a book. Her thing where I have to get assertive towards her is the mouth. She is very outspoken, because she thinks she knows everything. Which she knows a lot and she is the homework checker for me. Yet this spills over with teachers. She is a true joy to some teachers or maybe they have just placed her in a position to think so. She normally is the one grading the papers for the class. I have gone to the school in the past over Paige and the facts that teachers do not want her hand in the air all of the time to answer questions. They feel she corrects them on English and much more. I have had to fight that for a while. I realize Paige is wrong, yet she is normally right through the years we have honed her delivery of

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