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Recognizing the Pattern: When Behavior Plans Replace Traditional Strategies
There are classrooms where strategies work, and then there are classrooms where nothing works—at least not in the way we were trained to expect. This is where real decision-making begins. In the cases that will be described in this article, all of the students lived in a residential treatment facility, and their needs extended far beyond the classroom. Their behaviors were not isolated incidents; they were patterns—predictable, repeated responses shaped by deeper emotional an
Charles Mathison
Apr 104 min read
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