CASE 1

Below, there is a problematic situation. Suppose that you are a teacher and you should solve this problem. Come up with at least three possible solutions. There is a student in your classroom who Sleeps in class during instruction, and then asks for help later. 2. Puts his/her head on the desk. 3. Hides behind an open book. 4. Look without seeing, listen without hearing, and appear to be sleeping with his/her eyes open. 5. Doesn't interact socially with classmates.
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CASE 2

Below, there is a problematic situation. Suppose that you are a teacher and you should solve this problem. Come up with at least three possible solutions. There is a student in your classroom who 1. Acts as if he/she has all the answers to everything. 2. Refuses to be told anything. 3. Always wants to talk. 4. Difficult to talk to. 5. Thinks he/she is better informed than other people. 6. A poor listener.

CASE 3

Below, there is a problematic situation. Suppose that you are a teacher and you should solve this problem. Come up with at least three possible solutions. There is a student in your classroom who Reveals disrespect in the classroom in many ways. 2. May act as if some people don't even exist. 3. May reveal disrespect in the form of ugly words. 4. May have real problems at home or with friends.
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CASE 4

Below, there is a problematic situation. Suppose that you are a teacher and you should solve this problem. Come up with at least three possible solutions. There is a student in your classroom who 1. Seems to be afraid of people. 2. Speaks in a low tone of voice. 3. Appears afraid to attempt tasks. 4. Has few friends. 5. Works alone at every opportunity. 6. Often responds with body language.

CASE 5

Below, there is a problematic situation. Suppose that you are a teacher and you should solve this problem. Come up with at least three possible solutions. There is a student in your classroom who 1. Skips class and school. 2. May not come at all, or may leave in the middle of the day. 3. May skip with or without parents' knowledge. 4. Probably sees little need to attend school. 5. Concerned only with own interests. 6. Probably not a happy child. 7. May have friends who are older students.

CASE 6

Below, there is a problematic situation. Suppose that you are a teacher and you should solve this problem. Come up with at least three possible solutions. There is a student in your classroom who 1. 2. 3. 4. makes noise speaks very loudly distracts other students walks around

CASE 7

Below, there is a problematic situation. Suppose that you are a teacher and you should solve this problem. Come up with at least three possible solutions. There is a student in your classroom who
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Wants to be different Dresses uniquely Does not accept the values of others especially those in authority Outspoken, bitter and seems to be against everyting Disruptive Seldom cooperates Think others can not understand his/her individualty May see him/herself as a campion for other student Not trust

CASE 8

Below, there is a problematic situation. Suppose that you are a teacher and you should solve this problem. Come up with at least three possible solutions. There is a student in your classroom who
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Not complete his work Tend to use alcohol or illegal drugs Does not display emotion May have short attention span