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The teacher's role in developing a behavior intervention plan for students are examined.

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Teachers Role In Developing Behaviour Intervention Plan
Before forming such a plan, the teacher is judicious in consulting other experts in the school, such as a director or Principal, Guidance Counselor, School Psychologist, Special Ed teacher, Case Manager, and any members of the child study team. They may have valuable information and insights about the child's behavior. Bear in mind that although others on the staff may have worked with this child and family before, their opinions might be slightly skewed based on their experiences.

After the teacher has consulted the experts as stated above, he or she will most likely call for a meeting with ...

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