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A Students   -  are well behaved and brought back on task through hinting. B Students  -  are generally well behaved, but have their days. They need more explicit instructions and will sometimes need to be given incentives.   C Students  - are difficult, but still manageable. These students will need an incentive and it may be a good idea to strike a deal with them.   D Students   - are very difficult and unmanageable. They love to provoke and get a reaction. It is important not to react. These students will require special attention to assess, they will need to be spoken to privately and outside help will often be required. Student Typologies

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Student typologies

  • 1. A Students - are well behaved and brought back on task through hinting. B Students - are generally well behaved, but have their days. They need more explicit instructions and will sometimes need to be given incentives. C Students - are difficult, but still manageable. These students will need an incentive and it may be a good idea to strike a deal with them. D Students - are very difficult and unmanageable. They love to provoke and get a reaction. It is important not to react. These students will require special attention to assess, they will need to be spoken to privately and outside help will often be required. Student Typologies