The Rabah Plan

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Rabah Plan A seems to be used more amongst teacher because is does not require much time. If a teacher has a class of 30 students and for example 5 of them have behavioral issues it will be time consuming for the teacher to always implement Plan B. If the teacher implements Plan A the student has no say of what will happen. The teacher takes control of the situation and implements the consequences of such behavior. The downfall is that the student is never asked how he or she feels or what seems to be the

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