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RE: Managing transition times

Take time to model exactly what you want the transitions to look, sound, and feel like. From there, practice it. Each time there after, expect the tra...

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RE: Managing transition times

Excellent info, tips, and examples Principal_Winkelman1 ! Thanks for chiming in on this discussion. I really appreciate your comments about using that...

3 years ago
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RE: Managing transition times

In summary of the previously described processes and links for professional research:Communicate the class-generated expectations clearly.Scaffold the...

3 years ago
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RE: Managing transition times

Setting up a formal routine for transitions can be helpful. When kids have a specific task or goal to reach toward or complete during transitions, thi...

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RE: Purposeful Incontinence

Hey,I stumbled across this article and thought it might help you!br />Also, does the student wear incontinence pads? you can get them from hereif he d...

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RE: Purposeful Incontinence

Try reading through some of these discussions, you might find something useful or someone to bounce ideas off:br />Be sure to scroll to the bottom of ...

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RE: Purposeful Incontinence

I have a student who has the same issue. He refuses to accept responsibility for his actions and will only change his clothing when sent to the office...

3 years ago
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RE: Trouble Getting Started

Hi,This sounds like a frustrating behavior to intervene with. My first thought is to break everything down into small chunks the student may be more l...

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RE: 4th grader that is a perfectionist, anxious and has trouble with being impulsive and frustration

It will be hard to change the teachers perceptions. I'd target the exact behaviors the teachers are finding disrespectful and try to work on them: bus...

3 years ago
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RE: Pulling own hair, picking at skin

Thanks so much for responding! I actually did research some behavioral therapy responses to trichotillomania a couple weeks ago (again, this student i...

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RE: Pulling own hair, picking at skin

There can be various reasons for this behavior, one being trichotillomania. You might browse through or contactto get some ideas and suggestions.Here ...

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