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Create My Own Case Study Mr. Hanson teaches third grade. January was a cold month but Febuary has been cold and wet! His school has had multiple indoor recesses in the past few weeks, due to the bad weather. To Mr. Hanson it seems that behavior problems have been increasing and his patience has been decreasing. This has been obvious to even him as he has gradually been disciplining with less and less compassion for his students. It seems the same students that struggle with reasonable expectations. In addition to this, this behavior protocols he has used this year no longer have the effectiveness they once did. Spring break is still weeks away. What kind of intervention would you recommend for Mr. Hanson? Guiding Questions 1. How might Mr.

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