ASSESSING YOUR CHILD’S CHARACTER STRENGTHS

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Answering the statements below will help you determine your child’s Character Strengths that help her thrive. There are no right or wrong answers. This is only for you to see where your child is right now and help you determine which traits are his strengths and which to encourage.

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Q1. Can easily and accurately describe her special strengths and positive qualities (single choice)

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Always	Frequently	Sometimes	Rarely	Never

Dropdown List used: Can easily and accurately describe her special strengths and positive qualities

Q2. Is proud and confident in her abilities; enjoys being herself (single choice)

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Always	Frequently	Sometimes	Rarely	Never

Dropdown List used: Is proud and confident in her abilities; enjoys being herself

Q3. Focuses mostly on her strengths instead of weaknesses and past failures (single choice)

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Always	Frequently	Sometimes	Rarely	Never

Dropdown List used: Focuses mostly on her strengths instead of weaknesses and past failures

Q4. Speaks mostly positively about herself, rarely negatively

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Always	Frequently	Sometimes	Rarely	Never

Dropdown List used: Speaks mostly positively about herself, rarely negatively

Q5. Has a few developed hobbies and interests that encourage natural strengths

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Always	Frequently	Sometimes	Rarely	Never

Dropdown List used: Has a few developed hobbies and interests that encourage natural strengths

Q6. Shows sensitivity toward the needs and feelings of others (single choice)

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Always	Frequently	Sometimes	Rarely	Never

Dropdown List used: Shows sensitivity toward the needs and feelings of others

Q7. Recognizes when someone is distressed and responds appropriately.

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Always	Frequently	Sometimes	Rarely	Never

Dropdown List used: Recognizes when someone is distressed and responds appropriately.

Q8. Shows a willingness to understand someone else’s point of view (single choice)

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Always	Frequently	Sometimes	Rarely	Never

Dropdown List used: Shows a willingness to understand someone else’s point of view

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Q1. Can easily and accurately describe her special strengths and positive qualities (single choice)

Q2. Is proud and confident in her abilities; enjoys being herself (single choice)

Q3. Focuses mostly on her strengths instead of weaknesses and past failures (single choice)

Q4. Speaks mostly positively about herself, rarely negatively

Q5. Has a few developed hobbies and interests that encourage natural strengths

Q6. Shows sensitivity toward the needs and feelings of others (single choice)

Q7. Recognizes when someone is distressed and responds appropriately.

Q8. Shows a willingness to understand someone else’s point of view (single choice)

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Q1. Can easily and accurately describe her special strengths and positive qualities (single choice)

Q2. Is proud and confident in her abilities; enjoys being herself (single choice)

Q3. Focuses mostly on her strengths instead of weaknesses and past failures (single choice)

Q4. Speaks mostly positively about herself, rarely negatively

Q5. Has a few developed hobbies and interests that encourage natural strengths

Q6. Shows sensitivity toward the needs and feelings of others (single choice)

Q7. Recognizes when someone is distressed and responds appropriately.

Q8. Shows a willingness to understand someone else’s point of view (single choice)

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