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Challenging Behavior: Know-it-all Nancy (Tier 1 Interventions (Praise when…
Challenging Behavior: Know-it-all Nancy
Tier 1 Interventions
Praise when collaboration with peers occurs
Encourage interaction with other students
Place student next to a struggling student
reflective listening
organize students in groups for discussions
speak in a calm and neutral tone
encourage taking a few minutes to think about the problem before responding
use notecards with students name as a cold call method for who will be answering next.
Tier 2 Interventions
Check In Check Out
Mentoring program with other students
Offer ability to tutor other students as an extracurriculor
Teach Relationship Skills
for a more cohesive class and increase in collaboration
Tier 3 Interventions
Move student to a more advanced class (honors, AP etc).
give many options for homework and have a more challenging option for this student
group quizzes (have each student sign off on a problem they did)
Peer tutoring program
Non-Verbal Cues & Signals
Teach Social Skills
Data Tracking Systems
Tier 1: Daily Positive Behavior Tracking Form
mark every time student participated in exceptional collaboration with peers
description: student may be encouraged to get another "check box" on the chart for collaboration points
Tier 2: Student Learning Styles Survey
Assess whether student should be getting more challenging assignments or moved into a higher level class.
description: maybe the student just feels capped at where she is and needs more challenging questions/assignments to get her thought process going
Tier 3: Student Progress Evaluation and Self Questionnare
Assess if student and parent are ready to move to higher level or how they feel they can increase collaboration in classroom
description: meet with the student, parents and counselor to assess if the student should move to a higher class level to be challenged more.
Description of the problem
A very bright student in class often answers your question to the class in only a few seconds, not allowing anyone else to try. It also somewhat causes the discussion to stop early, in many cases, even though she is definitely correct in her answer. I have noticed the students have gotten used to her answering all the time so they often don't even try and they just wait for her to answer for them.