Just Ask - Be Different, Be Brave, Be You by Colleen Behrend

Why I think it's Called Just ask:

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Because asking questions about people can help you understand them

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It can help you understand people and learn about people if you ask questions about them.

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I think its called just ask because it pushes you to talk about yourself, asking question is a tool to help others because it encourages convorsation between people.

I think its good to ask because you don't know.

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#1

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I think the book is call "Just Ask" because in the book it asks questions that you can answer yourself. Asking questions can help others feel inculded and belong.

I think its called just ask because its saying if you're curious about others, it doesn't hurt to ask. asking questions can help people feel included if people don't interact with them often or if they're being left out.

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Ask can help to know why he or she doing this

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They liked asking questions

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I think it's called just ask because there a lot of questions in the book. You can ask people questions to get to know them.

I think the book is called "Just Ask"? Because it shows how people connect through asking questions. Asking questions can help others feel included because it helps you understand them.

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Because the people that have these types of disorders would rather you ask about them instead of just assuming that they are weird and to stay away from them asking questions can help you understand what the person is going through and being able to connect with them even though they have a disorder.

just ask

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I think it is called just ask because they are questions asked in every part of the story and describe what's happening

Do I see myself in someone

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Yes. The kid who has ADHD Because I have ADHD. I don't really feel like they explained attention deficit disorder all that well though

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cuz they had down syndrome

The girl with downsyndrome overcomes challenges everyday by having a disability

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the blind kids and they probably overcome a lot of challenges everyday because they cant see and it must be hard.

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The person with asthma overcomes challenges because they need to constantly open their air passage.

The two blind characters in the book go through challenges everyday because they can't see the world around them.

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They asked a lot of questions about life and how to deal with it.

#2

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The character with ADHD overcomes challenges by finding hobbies and other things to help with their struggle.

What I do when I feel frustrated

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I like do doodle, fidget and also wear headphones to block out sounds or to listen to music when I'm stressed

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One of them had torrestes and does random movements they can't control. They have to explain but it makes them frustrated.

whenever I feel frustrated all I do is just breath in and out t so I can calm myself down, next I would just think of things I like!

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not really, I dont have anything diagnosed but I relate to the boy who likes to read and write.

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hard to lat other people know what are she talking about when they can not read his fase and hand

I kinda have ADHD

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Someone I know has asthma and has to use an inhaler when needed.

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I see someone I know in the story because they have ADHD.

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I believe it's called just ask is because it's about people having different ability's were asking questions about it can help there learning or even save there life.

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The blind people face adversity by not being able to see, but they can still make it work by still being productive with anything they do.

Do I wonder if people understand me

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Yes I do. I don't have any stories about seeing other people misunderstood to share though

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I can relate to the kid with asthma because it is a condition that I share with the character. I need to have my inhaler ready in case of an asthma Attack.

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no since my friends don't have disability

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The girl with dyslexia facing adversity because it is hard for her to understand things because she isn't as good at reading as some others.

#3

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Some of my friends may relate to some of the stories in the book, they can be loud and not focused sometimes.

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No there is no one I know is in any of the story

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The kid with ADHD dealt with it by trying not to get mad when he has to sit still but he couldn't.

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I cant relate to any of the characters in the story.

no

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I see other people in the characters' stories, for example I have a friend with ADHD.

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Sometimes taking deep breaths helps.

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When im frustrated I just sit for a few minutes and calm down

Medicine

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Ask them again to get the answer

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I usually take time to calm down or do something that can help.

Not really sure

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A character overcoming challenges:

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The kid with Blindness has learned how to see in their own way by using their other senses.

#4

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You could just take a deep breath and step back from the situation.

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I see myself in the kid with Adhd because I have ADHD and what he deals with it what I deal with...

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I dont wonder if people understand me because I could care less if they care.

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I see a family member in the character with adhd because I have experienced what a person with adhd looks like not being able to focus and things like that

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I was explaining somethings and they didn't understand so I had to re-explain.

medicine

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do stuff to help me calm down

The reason why I think the book is called just ask is because to ask questions helps you find out about other people

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The blind kid would probably have trouble learning because he would have to learn in a very different way.

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I dont really know.

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I believe that the book is called just ask because it is about how all people are great, even if they have a disorder or something like that, and to find out about someone you need to ask questions. That is how you get to know people.

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Helping other by helping them and letting them know that we are all dealing with a lot of the same things in life...

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You could listen to something calming like music are nature sounds or deep breathing.

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Whenever I feel frustrated, I try to first calm myself down and process what really happened. Then I get up, take deep breaths and listen to music.

the blind girl with the dog

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she used the dog to take direction

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I don't know

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When I am frustrated I use breathing to help calm me down. When others are frustrated I tell them to breathe.

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with my grandpa is hard to understand me what I have talk because you need to speek loder to take to him

I don't ever wonder if people understand me

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I dont feel understood most of the time because I have a hard time reading peoples expressions so I feel like most of the time people are confused by me or don't like me talking to them

#5

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I've seen plenty of times people not being understood and being sad or left out.

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Im not sure

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when I argue with my step dad it is really important for me to hear him and what he is saying because that is a big thing for him.

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The kid who has ADHD connects with overcoming challenges by showing the learning curve he has compared to other kids and the difficulty's he might have.

uihfr

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Its called just ask because people without differences wonder

I think that the book is called " Just Ask" because the entire story is revolved around how it is good to ask questions so that you can understand more about a person and why they may do things.

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I think its called "just ask" because all you have to do is ask. asking questions can make others feel included and involoved.

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I think that the book is called just ask because people might not know what you are going through. Asking questions can be a tool, because you get to find out about someones life.

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I think the book is called just ask because all the kids have something in common they all struggle with something. Asking for help is a way people can get help when they are struggling with something.

Juan

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Relates to Juan

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The one with autism has challenges, because they don't learn as easy.

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Because if people need help with something they can just ask. It help people understand more.

The book called "Just Ask" and it means when you need to ask something that you didn't understand well feel free to ask

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the girl with turrets has to tell people why she is "acting out"

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I think the book is called "Just Ask" because the only thing separating getting to know someone better is one question. You can learn a lot about people when you ask a question about them. Asking a question can make people feel like you actually care about them.

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I don't know anyone that has any of those things.

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I think the book is called just ask because asking questions can make both people more comfortable.

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I think the book is called Just Ask, because the people in the book struggle with different issues, and they want people to ask them about it rather than judge them.

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It's called just ask because if you ask someone for help there will be people to support you

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Because it's talking about how a variety of people with different issues help themselves, and throughout the book there are questions to introduce them.

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when I'm frustrated I have to be alone and calm down so I don't act on my anger

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I think that the book is titled "Just Ask" because it is encouraging children not to be shy and get to know their peers. A child could find someone with something in common by just asking.

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I think the book is called Just Ask because it tell you that you can just ask about somebody's illness or disability. Asking questions can help you understand everything in life like school and other people.

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the person with nut allergies, they need to speak up or else they could get sick from eating the wrong food.

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I see myself in the story of the one that has ADHD, because I have ADHD and it gets bad during school when I have to sit all day long and don't have multiple things to do.

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The boy with allergies can not eat nuts which are found in a lot of foods and that can be challenging for him to eat food when he is out in public.

A character from the story that connects to the challenge of overcoming challenges and feeling adversity is the one that has turrets because she is different.

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The girl with down sydrom was overcoming bullying and she was facing that fear

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My cousin has autism and it is really hard to take care of him sometimes.

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Whenever I feel frustrated I just breathe to calm down.

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The person with the peanut allergy is overcoming challenges because he is asking if things have peanuts in it.

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I see my little brother, my brother has ADHD and struggles with sharing,sitting down,talking,ect.

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The kid with tourettes has to overcome the difficulties of not blurting out if he can avoid it

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The book is called just ask because it is encouraging you to ask questions about other people, and it is asking you questions. Asking questions can help people feel included because it tells them that you care about who they are.

Sketchbook

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sketchbook helps me calm down

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Emmanuel has ADHD like me

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The child with dyslexia overcomes her challenges by really focusing on her task.

I see someone that that I know is the stories because they have autism.

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I feel people don't understand me because I try to tell them what I need and they don't get me

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A character from the story that overcomes a challenge is the one with an allergy to nuts, because they have to make sure their food doesn't have and nuts in it so that they don't go to the hospital.

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Because if you are going threw something like blind you can ask for help and questions about your situation. If you ask questions you can get help and understand more about your situation.

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Many members of my family, including myself, are autistic. So, obviously, I can understand the two children with autism. I like that the book shows there are different ways someone can be autistic, and it's not just one way or another.

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The kid with ADHD I can relate to I have a little ADHD and I talk to much sometimes and I can get annoying.

yes

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I don't think a lot of people understand me, because not a lot of people are nice.

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When I am stressed I go gym

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The character with a peanut allergy has to limit what she eats due to her deathly allergy. This is a challenge because a lot of people use nut products in food that don't seem as they are. But speaking out helps diminish the risk.

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The person with autism has to overcome being different and being treated of being different.

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I know that there are some people who can relate to having allergies but I don't really know anyone personally.

Some tools that can be used is the Internet

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I have a connection with this story because my sister has ADHD.

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One of my friends is also allergic to nuts.

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When I get frustrated, I like to either go on my phone or just relax and lay on the floor.

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The girl with downe syndrome is a example of facing adversity, because she still does all of the things that other kids do, while having more of a challenge doing it.

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When I feel frustrated, I tend to isolate myself away from my problems. Instead, I do something that makes me happy and relaxed.

Sometimes I feel frustrated when some people didn't understand me how I talk

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Friend

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One of the characters reminds me of my friend Juan

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I know someone who is non-verbal autistic

No because they dont really know me

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I have a friend who is allergic to peanuts and he has overcome the peanut allergy and has never had to use his EpiPen.

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yes, I remember when Levi was very very slow and the teacher wouldn't help him at first

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When I get frusturated other people can help by just leaving me alone so that I can try and do what I was working on.

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They could ask questions to try and figure out what is making them frustrated.

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I get stressed when I'm in a group of people and they don't talk me and they don't see me as a part of their group.

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only a few but in minimal ways. Sometimes I can't focus unless I tie it into a hyper fixation I have because I can't focus on the task if I have no interest in it.

Just Ask Book

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It can be a tool for people to understand that its okay to be curious and ask questions than assuming what they have or what's going on with them.

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I do not see myself as anyone in the book but they do have something in common because they all have reasons or ways that help them overcome it.

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I do wonder if people understand me but I have realized that if they don't then they don't

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I like to do the 54321 grounding method when I'm frustrated or I also like to walk away from the situation and come back after a little bit.

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My mom is allegic to a food so she can relate to the guy who is allegic to nuts

when I feel frustrated I don't use any tools to help myself

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I have a couple family members that have to be in wheelchairs. They have more of a struggle getting around, but they always have a positive attitude about it in front of people, and do almost everything that the rest of the family does.

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When I tried to explain algebra to my brother.

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sometimes I talk nonsense and I don't make sense and I talk to fast, and sometimes I just need people to tell me to calm down and talk slower.

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Being misunderstood is very common for people with autism. Autism makes people struggle with the tone of their voice. They may accidentally sound rude or ungrateful, when they really are not. They might also think someone is feeling a different emotion than they actually are.

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Play Basketball or watch a movie

yes

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it's called just ask because you ask your favorite illness or not so you can help them my brother with the inhaler displays video games

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I was aware that someone felt frustrated when they couldn't explain what they were trying to say to someone.

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Sometimes in class I hear people asking the teacher questions but the teacher doesn't understand the question and sometimes if a teacher doesn't understand me I feel frustrated

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Its called that because its people explaining what different for them than others.

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The one with ADHD ask there teacher more questions to understand.

I think the title means to ask before you mkae assumptions

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I think the book was called this so we can understand and ¨just ask" to learn about others with these disabilities.

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I think the book is called just ask because they kept asking questions at the end so basically telling you to just ask people if you are wondering something.

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I think the book is called just ask because it's telling you how it is okay to ask people about things. Asking questions can help people feel included because they can relate on feelings or topics.

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It's called just ask because that if u ask u know more about and then u don't judge.

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I know someone who also has a stutter.

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It revolved around a bunch of different people asking questions. there questions could connect with who they are

the one with adhd needs to ask more questions to understand

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I believe the author decided to choose the book to be called, "Just Ask" because they were showing how we as people can use communication such as asking questions to understand others.

No not really

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Deep breathes

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I believe this book was called "Just Ask" to spread awareness and tell people its okay to just ask a question.

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I think its called just ask cause if you need help, you should just ask. Asking questions can help people feel included by them being able to engage in conversation.

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The child with the ADHD and how they might have to speak up to ask and understand things in class.

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I think the book is called "Just Ask" because throughout the book it shows how much information you really don't know about a person until you actually ask them.

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Just calm down or take some deep breaths/ tell them to take some deep breaths.

no not reallly

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I think its called "Just Ask" because asking how people can feel included whether its by talking to them or listening or more. Asking questions can make the person feel like you are listening and understanding.

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The book is called "Just Ask" because asking questions can help people understand and get to know each other. When you ask questions you can see how a person may feel and what you can do to help.

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One of the characters in the story had a peanut allergy so they had to let everyone around them know so that their peanut allergy wasn't a threat to them.

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I think that this book is called just ask because it is telling us that if you ask someone about what they have they'll explain it.

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ADHD girl and her school. she told her teachers and what she does about it.

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It is called just ask because then you would know not to judge them if there disability is affecting something.

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The person with ashma because they overcame the problem with having a hard time being able to breathe.

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i dont rlly like using tools i kinda just go on my phone and watch tiktok

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I think the book is called "Just ask" because the characters have something special about them that normally people would not have so you just have to ask about things you might be curious about and that's okay.

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I can see myself helping these otehrs.

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The kid with asthma overcam his challenges by getting a support system and using medicine.

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Some people don't feel understood when other don't agree with them.

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a child with down syndrome may face challenges because they are different to others making some people think different or judge.

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I see that I have people asked and found out.

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I can see a friend in the story because he has ADHD

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There are other people I know that have a peanut allergy.

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Yes I do. I used to/have Asthma so did they boy in the book.

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The character diagnosed with asthma is someone I can relate to. I have an inhaler as well, but I mainly use it when I'm struggling to breathe while I'm being physically active.

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The boy with asthma has to overcome challenges because he has to use an inhaler, which depending on the person, could be a lot of barely.

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You can use deep breathing technique to calm themselves down.

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My sister has ashma and has to use an inhaler to help her breathe when running long distances.

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I think the book is called "just ask" becuase no matter what hardships you go through you dont have to do it alone you just have to ask someone for help. Asking questions can be a tool to help others feel included because if someone is too scared to ask a question you asking questions that they needed help to it will make them feel less alone

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Some tools to help is to listen to music

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yeah my friend micah

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With ADHD you have a little bit of a harder time staying focused and on task with things.

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The Asama guy has to overcome challenges by doing things differently due to having short of breath.

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The person who has dyslexia said that she listens to things to help get information, I think that really shows how there are different ways to receive and process information.

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I can see some of my friends wordering why someone acts the way they do.

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I see myself in the boy with ADHD. I have ADHD and constantly get distracted in subjects or conversations that disinterest me.

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by asking questions can help u lean new things.

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You could walk away from the situation. You could also solve any problems that are happening.

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Honestly, no. I don't have many friends with same challenges as me, but we always are able to compare and relate to each other different ways.

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I take a deep breath or walk to cool down when frustrated

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I do not see anyone in any of these stories.

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You can just take a break from whatever you were doing.

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You could listen to music or watch sports.

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Some tools are listening to music, going on walks, sleeping, or working out.

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I noticed someone not feeling understood when they didnt give a generic answer on a group discussion.

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I see one of my friends dealing with tics like one of the characters because shes had them since she was a kid/born.

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I could verbalize me feelings. Telling someone you feel frustrated or left out can really help, I sometimes struggle with this.

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meditation

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I personally listen to music or isolate myself till I'm calm if possible.

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I could feel if my dad does not understand because he will look confused

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Ask a friend for help or play basketball

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like a answer on a math test not understanding

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Sometims I see people who don't understand so they ask questions to the teacher but the teacher didn't answer the question fully

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No I dont

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Some people that I know struggle with Diabetes. That makes some things, especially sports, more difficult.

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Someone might not feel understood when they are in a group setting and no one else agrees with them on something.

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Tools that I use when I'm frustrated are listening to music. I feel I relax easier and I also distract myself when listening to music.

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I do not.

2024-09-03 18:53:44 UTC

The girl with dyslexia overcomes her challenges by still learning even if it might be a bit different due to her dyslexia.

2024-09-03 18:53:52 UTC

Sometimes I wonder if I know what I said doesn't make sense when I say it out loud. one way people show there not understanding is when they give you a weird face or ask for clarification

2024-09-03 18:53:56 UTC

The girl with tourette syndrome the has to overcome challenges with her random noises because people will point and judge her so she has to just except it.

2024-09-03 18:54:07 UTC

I know many people have different challenges like the ones in the book, and all of them find ways to overcome difficulties and find what works.

2024-09-03 18:54:12 UTC

the girl with tourettes had to overcome the constant questions that people ask about them that probably get annoying

2024-09-03 18:54:22 UTC

the author bcause i like writing stories

2024-09-03 18:54:38 UTC

I haven't really thought about it

2024-09-03 18:55:01 UTC

Tools that a person can use are listening to music and athletics.

2024-09-03 18:55:08 UTC

sometimes I do because someone can hide a lot or people they have told may not understand cause they have never experienced it before. Like if someones relative passed away someone may not understand because that has never happened to them before.

2024-09-03 18:55:12 UTC

I try to bring myself away from the situation. It helps me process what is going on and how to face it.

2024-09-03 18:55:28 UTC

I cant think of a time someone was not understood

2024-09-03 18:55:36 UTC

A lot of the time. I try to verbalize my thoughts, but they come out to not make sense. An example is when I try to explain my thoughts, I was trying to explain it to my friend, saying its like a busy restaurant. Where you hear lots of noises, but cant make out what they are saying. She kept asking the same question that I didn't know the answer to, it made me frustrated.

2024-09-03 18:55:36 UTC

I have many people in my family with different challenges including ones mentioned in the book. Usually they find tools to help them overcome their challenges.

2024-09-03 18:55:36 UTC

I see my friends in some of these because they have the same issues that some of the characters do

2024-09-03 18:55:54 UTC

There are many people I know that struggle with certain syndromes that make them a lot different then others and they are just trying to thrive in there life and just have to deal with people pointing out there differences

2024-09-03 18:56:51 UTC

People think about things differently and convey messages differently. Sometimes not understanding can be frustrating for everyone, and it often shows.

2024-09-03 18:56:56 UTC

When I'm frustrated I usually use my phone to listen to music to calm down or I fidget with a key chain.

2024-09-03 18:57:24 UTC

Sometimes people can be hard to understand because of challenges.

2024-09-03 18:58:30 UTC

I could help by showing people that those people are just a little different but that doesn't make them less of a person and that they are still just as capable as everyone.

2024-09-03 18:59:53 UTC

I wonder quite often if people understand me. There have been instances that I have listened to songs with my little sister because her friends don't like her music so she doesn't tell them about it so we'll listen to her music together and she'll dance while she waves things around.