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Behaviour Management Decision Lab

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Managing varying classroom behaviours

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Managing varying classroom behaviours

by Thomas Parker Ryan
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Low-level disruption: A student is constantly talking while you are giving instructions. What is your BEST first response?

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Low-Level Disruption: During independent work, several students are quietly off-task and chatting. What is your BEST response?

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Defiance: A student refuses to follow instructions and says “I’m not doing it.” What should you do?

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Defiance: A student refuses to move seats after multiple requests and says, “Make me.” What should you do next?

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Escalation: A student becomes verbally aggressive. What is your priority?

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Escalation: A student becomes visibly upset, raises their voice, and knocks over a chair. What is your immediate priority?

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