[Pibe-division] Student's behavior

[Martin Pardue]

Often referred to as a "blind-ism", it is a self stimulation often due to the lack of early age appropriate movement. The biggest thing is to make the student aware of the problem and the consequence it is having for others. If any other student was doing this, what would be the "normal" consequence?
     You can try and invent ways to keep the student so busy he is she has no time to stem, or you can help the student take ownership and responsibility for the socially awkward behavior. The sooner it is extinguished the better because these behaviors do not seem to fade over time.

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> On Oct 20, 2016, at 9:48 PM, adrijana prokopenko via PIBE-Division <pibe-division at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> This year I got a new student that is in the second grade and that has
> some sight and no other disabilities. He constantly rubs his hands
> against the desk, especially if I am not standing in front of him or
> keeping his hands busy and this becomes very disruptive for the whole
> cclass. I constantly have to discourage him from doing this, which
> takes a lot of time from my class and we haven't been able to find a
> solution to this. I was wondering if anyone here experienced something
> of this sort with students?
> 
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