Which of the following is the most appropriate action for a teacher to take if they notice warning signs of concern in a student, even if the student resists getting help?
- Wait to see if the student's behavior improves on its own before taking further steps.
- Speak to the student privately, express concerns, and encourage them to seek help from the school counselor.
- Immediately refer the student to the school counselor or administrator without discussing it with them first.
- Report the observations about the student's behavior to the appropriate school authorities, even if the student is resistant to getting help.