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[quote=Anonymous][quote] I think this can happen sometimes but is really not the bulk of behavioral issues in school.[/quote] Sure, it’s not the bulk of the major issues, but it contributes to the general disruption when Larla won’t’ leave her station/library/art whatever and you have to walkie down for someone to come sit with her because you’ve got 26 other kids to move on to another learning activity. And it’s absolutely contagious among students—because by and large today, Larla will get to play a game with the counselor, or sit with the facilitator and chat, or take a few laps with the AP instead of face a consequence for refusing to “get out of the pool” as expected. For me as a teacher, when I see one refuser in a class, more pop up as the year goes on.[/quote]
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