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ODD

by lauren wilson

Oct 10, 2013

I have a student with ODD in my room. HE is 10 and in 4th grade. His blatant disrespect and defiance is really hard to handle when he does it every day. I have had to call for administrative support twice this week. I can handle the screaming, but when he elopes the time out area and runs around my classroom full of smaller children and tries to ru...See More

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jass Had you ever thought of having him call his parent while he is displaying the disruptive behavior and discussing it with the parent. On 11/17/13, pixie wrote: > > I just noticed your post; hope things have improved. It sounds > like this kid needs a behavior plan with a rewards menu. > Hopefully you have s sped teacher who can help you ...See More

Jan 10, 2014

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pixie I just noticed your post; hope things have improved. It sounds like this kid needs a behavior plan with a rewards menu. Hopefully you have s sped teacher who can help you with that, but you can find a lot of info online.

On 10/10/13, lauren wilson wrote: > I have a student with ODD in my room. HE is 10 and in 4th > grade. His blatant...See More

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It's not what you say, it's WHEN you say it

by Abby Connors in Teachers.Net Gazette

Apr 24, 2014

If you teach young children, I have a stunningly simple, ridiculously easy positive –discipline technique that will change your life. Well, would you believe it’ll make your day a little bit easier? (Because if you’re like me, you’ll pounce on anything that promises to make your classroom even the itsy-bitsiest bit calmer.)

For a c...See More

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Should saggy pants be concidered disruptive?

by Richie

Apr 7, 2014

I yearn for the days when saggy pants are no longer fashionable with students- does your school have a 'no saggy pants' policy? How strictly is it enforced? I see it as a form of defiance. Is it rude to demand a student pull their pants up?

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