Commentary Brainstorm

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1)
Anxiety - I often feel anxiety around school. Being around other people and authority figures
Stress - I had a major math project due on Tuesday that was very hard to finish and get done. On top of that I had a ASL test and homework for other classes. 
Happiness - On Wednesday night I got to see my friends from dripping springs who I usually don't get to see. They make me laugh a lot and make me feel happy.

2)
a.  Cleaning my room and finishing my homework for the day always makes me satisfied
b.  Going to church on Sundays and volunteering in day care makes me feel accomplished
c. Generally cleaning the house and making sure others are satisfied makes me feel satisfied

3)
a. I worry mostly worry about others being happy and if I made anyone feel bad
b. I worry about finishing high school and getting into a good college that I like
c. I worry about how i look and what others think of me

4)
a. Teachers being ignorant
b. Gettin bad grades on assignments and tests that I tried really hard on
c. People who constantly make offensive and insensitive jokes

5)
a. I need friends and family who support me and make me happy
b. I need water and food
c. I need to be happy

6)
a. Teachers worry about being able to grade a large amount of papers in time to meet the satisfaction of students and parents
b. Being able to make enough money to support them selfs and or their families

7)
a. When a student who was struggling finally gets the content and is able to perform well
b. When finishing grading and all their work for the day
c. A clean workspace

8)
a. The courtyard and all the greenery
b. My friends
c. Safetey

9)
a. The staff
b. The heat and the weather
c. The building

10)
One trend I have noticed through school is disrespectful behavior towards students by teachers. I have had many experiences were I have seen multiple different teachers being rude and disrespectful towards students. 


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