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How to write a behavior management plan
Conduct interviews and gather information.
Interview the teacher who reported the child's behavior problem. Ask the teacher why the behavior is a problem, what his or her thoughts are about the child's behavior, and why he or she thinks the problem is occurring.

Pick your answer from:
(I) Highlight the pattern of behavior that led the problem to begin as well as any sources of similar behavior. If you do not want to do interviews, then your evidence will not show up on your report.
(II) Determine how the teacher responds to customer concerns. Do his/her responses and answers relate to the problem? Make sure that, as soon as a problem comes up, he/she will pull the child aside to discuss it.
(III) You will need to provide the school disciplinary board with basic strategies to ensure the child or teachers are not violating the appropriate discipline code. Send the children to a mentor or psychologist, who can listen to their complaints and work to formulate an effective plan for treating the child.
(IV) Talk to the student's former teachers to acquire information about the child's background and behavioral history. Interview the student's parents to learn more about the family dynamic and how it affects the student's behavior in school.. The answer should be
(IV)