What is a Serious Behavioral Problem?
Today’s posting is a podcast in which I discuss what constitutes a serious behavioral problem within the context of special education. Contending with aggression, assaultiveness, verbal outbursts, noncompliance, off-task behavior, inattentiveness, elopement, and other problem behaviors is no small matter.
Equally important, but less often addressed, are more passive behaviors that impact learning, such as sitting quietly without asking questions when the student doesn’t understand what is going on rather than asking for the information to be repeated or rephrased and requesting clarification.
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Serious Behavioral Problems podcast - Part 1
Serious Behavioral Problems podcast - Part 2
34 CFR § 300.34
34 CFR § 300.304
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