You have a student who is constantly disrupting the class by talking out of turn and exhibiting off-task behavior during direct instruction and collaborative group work. this behavior is impeding the process of teaching and learning in your classroom, and you feel it is necessary to intervene.

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27 August, 08:48

You have a student who is constantly disrupting the class by talking out of turn and exhibiting off-task behavior during direct instruction and collaborative group work. this behavior is impeding the process of teaching and learning in your classroom, and you feel it is necessary to intervene.

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Mckayla · Answer 1

When this behavior is observed to impede discussions in school and the off-task behavior is impairing with the performance of the child. it might be wise to conduct an observational analysis on the child's behavior because these might be indicators of neurodevelopmental disorders or other related conditions such as conduct disorder.