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The teacher spoke in a soft voice while still being firm and direct. After reading the direction of the lesson the teacher asked the students questions to make sure they understood the concept she was teaching and see their level of understanding. The teacher made an effort to spread her questions around to all the students and her instructional aides passed out money which is part of the token economy system that is used in our program as part of our positive reinforcement strategy. I could see the staff modeling encouraging behavior for the students who made an effort.

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