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Dominick's Defiant Behaviors In The Classroom
Dominick is a third grade student attending Lake forest Elementary School of the Arts and Sciences. He participates with non-disabled peers in an inclusion classroom for the majority of the day. Dominick has leadership abilities, but allows his defiant behavior to hinder his ability to become an effective leader. He is able to do grade level work. However, when off task Dominick displays defiant behaviors such as refusing to follow directions, screaming out loud while the teacher is presenting a lesson, using profanity and walking out of the classroom without permission. He requires constantly redirection, close proximity and one-on-one support and/or small group (3-5 students) to stay focus.
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