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What type of instructional practice is used when teaching students with emotional behavior disability. What type of:

1.) behavior interventions,
2.) modifications and
3.) systems

are used when teaching these students?

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The solution discusses instructional strategies for students with EBD.

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Instructional practices used for children with (EBD) include task analysis, applied behavior analysis, and diagnostic/prescriptive instructional analyses. These practices attempt to analyze the student's behavioral needs while developing appropriate instruction techniques to reach the child and foster their academic development.

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