Home | How It Works | Stats Login | Register         Case: Ants in Pants In my internship there is a student that can not sit still, and is often a distraction for the other students. The teacher often allows him to stand next to his desk while he is working. This seemed to work for a short while, but now his constant fidgeting has become even more of a distraction. Has anyone found any helpful tactics that could help? Solution: (Rates are posted for this solution!) I have seen behavior management plans for students in similar situations. Give the student a time goal, such as five-ten minutes to start off where they work at their desk. After however long, they get a few minutes to jump around and fidget. As they get better, extend the time. I have also seen students that texture cubes and fidget spinners help keep them on task and less disruptive.