Therapist Observation

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Therapist observed class of 16 students, two girl students were hitting and pinching each other. Teacher assistant asked the students to stop and the students stopped then paid attention to their teacher.

2nd Class- 12:30-1:00- P. Gibson -15 students
Therapist observed class of 15 students, two students a girl and a boy were displaying disturbing behavior, they were getting up without permission, running around the class, climbing on the shelf and table, and bothering other students. Therapist observed student 1, the girl, jumping up/down on the table, dancing on the table, jumping off table, crawling underneath the tables and desks, hitting and running behind students, hollering, talking back to authority figures, telling her teacher “shut

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