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What does the problem behaviour look like?
The individual:
Is off task but remains seated in appropriate area
Is not participating in the requested task but is not moving around the room.
Is off task and distracting other students
Is not participating in the requested task and is disturbing others by moving around or being noisy.
Does not respond to direction or request
Will not follow directions. Ignores requests.
Leaves their seat without permission
Gets up and moves around the room they are in when it may not be appropriate.
Makes repetitive requests or sounds
Repeats questions or sounds, may be distracting for those around.
Verbally refuses or rejects directions or request
This may be with words (e.g. “no”, “go away” or other sounds in response to being asked to follow a direction .
Becomes verbally abusive
This may be noises, single words or phrases e.g. shouting or swearing.
Becomes physically aggressive
Becomes physically aggressive towards the person or people around them e.g. hits, bites, throws objects, moves furniture or physically attacks another person.
Destroys property
Breaks or damages property around them (this may include their own possessions or ripping up pieces of work).
Last updated 24 September 2020