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I am not available on Thursday after 12:00 pm, is there anyway the meeting can occur in the morning. I would like to respond to the AS's behaviors as it has been a concern form me and Mrs. Arielle. As you may know we have started sessions with AS in his school to help him understand his aggressive and oppositional defiant behaviors. There are days he is receptive to our intervention and on other days he is defiant and refuses to participate in our sessions. During today’s session, AS displayed behaviors of wanting to be in control when he was given directions by me, his teacher and other school officials. For instance, I gave AS two options of completing his classroom work or complete an intervention activity. As refused to pick one of

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