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Moods/Socialization
If your child: Is unclear as to appropriate social behaviors
Try: Setting up social-behavior goals with student and implement a reward program
If your child: Does not work well with others
Try: Encouraging cooperative learning tasks
If your child: Is not respected by peers
Try: Assigning special responsibilities to the student in presence of peer group
If your child: Has low self-confidence
Try: Complimenting positive behavior and work; give student opportunity to act in leadership role
If your child: Appears lonely or withdrawn
Try: Encouraging social interactions with classmates; plan teacher-directed group activities
If your child: Is easily frustrated
Try: Acknowledging appropriate behavior and good work frequently
If your child: Is easily angered
Try: Encouraging the student to walk away from angering situations; spend time talking to student
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