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Arron Sponsler Case Study

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While swinging, Arron Sponsler began to engage in aggression (light kicking) towards new staff that was shadowing Arron Sponsler. Arron Sponsler 's break time at the playground was coming to an end and staff, Mishael Calhoun prompted Arron Sponsler to walk staff back to shoemaker. Arron Sponsler complied but continued to ask for Acme. Staff, Michael Calhoun reminded Arron Sponsler that he could work for it. Arron Sponsler kept perseverating over Acme and staff, Mishael Calhoun ignored. While walking to Schoemaker, Arron Sponsler began to engage in aggression (hitting and attempting to grab) towards both lead staff, Mishael Calhoun and shadowing staff. Staff, Mishael Calhoun and shadowing staff shuffled out of the way and Arron Sponsler ran towards

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