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Practice Prevent Problem Behaviours

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  1. Module Introduction
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  2. Delivered With Fidelity
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  3. Not Delivered With Fidelity
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  4. Barriers That Impede Fidelity
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  5. Removing Barriers That Impede Fidelity
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  6. Module Completion Survey
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Lesson 2, Topic 19
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The Impact of Removing Distractions

Jane Emperado September 24, 2024
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The Impact of Removing Distractions

Step 2: Arthur quietly moves towards Paul and removes the toy from his desk. He places the toy in his pocket and continues teaching.

Step 4: After the lesson, Arthur pulls Paul aside and hands him back the toy. He tells him that he understands the toy is important to Paul but a maths lesson is not the time to play with it. He instructs Paul to put the toy into his backpack until it is time for recess.

Step 3: Paul and the students around him glance at each other but then return their focus to Arthur’s lesson. Arthur removed the distraction in a calm, non-punitive way.