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Kim Roberson
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Updated Jun 4, 2020
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behavioral instruction and practices.
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What does behavioral instruction practices look like?
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Well, there Proactive.
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It's a proactive approach to teaching social and behavioral skills,
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for example, incorporating activities where students are actively participating.
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It is important for students who have a learning disability
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to be involved in their learning, especially in a general
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education setting.
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It's also to prevent behavioral challenges and provide support but
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creating a space to allow students to dust de escalate
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from a negative environment, or such as being knowledgeable of
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what your students needs are.
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And resource is on how to help them.
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Some benefits for students with intellectual disabilities are working in
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a quiet space, such as helping with us.
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Working in a quiet space helps with a routine and
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knows they know when they're in that specific environment they
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should be studying.
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There's also scheduling, keeping them on track.
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Teacher student ratio um, teacher student ratio, just one on
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one time, or small groups that are more intimate to
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help the student learn hands on learning repetition, give immediate
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feedback. We're going step by step, so taking instruction slowly
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and working with the student Teoh go as needed for
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their instruction
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