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1. to interact with peers in classroom (e.g., share problem-solve, take turns, converse, etc.).
2. Observe classroom closely so peers with whom the learner interacts do not encourage unacceptable behavior.
3. Make sure that the classroom is not so stimulating as to make successful interactions with peers complicated.
4. Teach the learner skills to better deal with problems that may happen in interactions with peers in classroom (e.g., talking, walking away, calling upon an arbitrator, compromising, etc.).
5. Restrict chances for interaction in classroom on those occasions when the learner is not likely to be successful (e.g., when the learner has experienced academic or social failure prior to the scheduled classroom ).
6. Choose nonacademic designed to enable appropriate social interaction between the learner and peers during classroom (e.g., board games, model school building, coloring, etc.).
7. . Talk objectively at all times.
8. Using observation and interviews with other students, determine those characteristics of the learner that interfere with successful interactions during classroom . Utilize information gained to ascertain skills or behaviors the learner needs to create for successful interactions.
9. practice appropriate interactions with the teacher(s) in classroom (e.g., simulations, role-playing, etc.).
10. Make sure, beforehand, that the learner can successfully take part in the classroom (e.g., the learner knows the rules, is familiar with the , will be compatible with peers engaged in the , etc.).
11. Make sure the learner has the appropriate for the classroom .
12. Designate the learner duties to perform during classroom to enable peer interaction (e.g., being a leader, passing out acting as a , etc.).
13. Make sure the learner knows how to use all for the classroom .
14. Do not punish the learner for not participating in classroom or special activities.
15. Do not force the learner to interact with someone with whom they are not entirely comfortable.
16. Consider using a classroom management app. to view a list of apps that we recommend.
17. Consider using an adaptive behavior management app. to view a list of apps that we recommend.
18. Consider using Alexa to help the student learn to behave appropriately. to read an article that we wrote on the subject.
19. to learn about six bonus strategies for challenging problem behaviors and mastering classroom management.
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1. to interact with peers in classroom (e.g., share problem-solve, take turns, converse, etc.).
2. Observe classroom closely so peers with whom the learner interacts do not encourage unacceptable behavior.
3. Make sure that the classroom is not so stimulating as to make successful interactions with peers complicated.
4. Teach the learner skills to better deal with problems that may happen in interactions with peers in classroom (e.g., talking, walking away, calling upon an arbitrator, compromising, etc.).
5. Restrict chances for interaction in classroom on those occasions when the learner is not likely to be successful (e.g., when the learner has experienced academic or social failure prior to the scheduled classroom ).
6. Choose nonacademic designed to enable appropriate social interaction between the learner and peers during classroom (e.g., board games, model school building, coloring, etc.).
7. . Talk objectively at all times.
8. Using observation and interviews with other students, determine those characteristics of the learner that interfere with successful interactions during classroom . Utilize information gained to ascertain skills or behaviors the learner needs to create for successful interactions.
9. practice appropriate interactions with the teacher(s) in classroom (e.g., simulations, role-playing, etc.).
10. Make sure, beforehand, that the learner can successfully take part in the classroom (e.g., the learner knows the rules, is familiar with the , will be compatible with peers engaged in the , etc.).
11. Make sure the learner has the appropriate for the classroom .
12. Designate the learner duties to perform during classroom to enable peer interaction (e.g., being a leader, passing out acting as a , etc.).
13. Make sure the learner knows how to use all for the classroom .
14. Do not punish the learner for not participating in classroom or special activities.
15. Do not force the learner to interact with someone with whom they are not entirely comfortable.
16. Consider using a classroom management app. to view a list of apps that we recommend.
17. Consider using an adaptive behavior management app. to view a list of apps that we recommend.
18. Consider using Alexa to help the student learn to behave appropriately. to read an article that we wrote on the subject.
19. to learn about six bonus strategies for challenging problem behaviors and mastering classroom management.
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