Home | How It Works | Stats Login | Register         Case: I Don't want to be bothered! Last week when picking up my child from school, a worker in the after school program was out at play with her class. One on the students a little boy maybe 1st grade had ran off from the play area by a tree, as the worker came over to talk with him to see what was wrong he covered his ears ad to say I don't want to talk. She was there several minutes trying to find out what was wrong, he even ran around the other side of the tree and then ran across the play ground. What should she have done to control the issue? Solution: (Rates are posted for this solution!) she could tell the student that she is there for the student if they want to talk but give the student some space. Let the student know where they are standing and if they need them just to let them know.