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Micaiah Case Study

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Micaiah will engage in off-task non-disruptive behavior to include quietly blending in while doing nothing, doodling, and/or appearing to be working; spend exceedingly amounts of time looking through things/his desk, trips to the rest room; day-dream, often staring around the room; play/fidgets with things on his desk which often times results in him not getting the information needed in order to complete his

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