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  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!)
Fidget toys are a known way to help students stay on track. If possible, getting a medicine ball or squishy seats can also keep students less distracted.
 
     
     
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Comments: I agree with this solution. I have seen the medicine ball used in previous classes and it seems to really work. I would only add, that if possible, position the students desk or seating to where it is not blocking the view for other students or is off to the side where the student could be less of a distraction.
Rated On: October 7, 2018 10:01 pm
Rated By: zazyny