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A student struggling with oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) can be disruptive to the class, but these strategies can help. 🧡

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Ashlyn2 years ago

If you actually listen & watch this, you should recognize that with a teacher/student ratio of 1:29, makes coping with students with ODD in a regular program- impossible. These Ss need specialized support & programming. Stop normalizing trauma in the classroom.

Blaven 🌸1 year ago

Adults can have ODD too. They often don’t receive help when offered to them.

Suzanne Kellner-Zinc2 years ago

Instead of these negative labels, how about asking the kids why they are upset? In my hypnosis practice, I have had younger clients given these labels none of them are truly applicable. Once we knew what the problem was and addressed it the negative behavior ceased.

thewiseone2 years ago

Thank you, I needed this.

Brittany Starnes2 years ago

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Ashlyn2 years ago

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ladybügdrægon 🇦🇷2 years ago

I didn't even know ODD existed until I saw this. Can this happen with teens? What do you do if there's no diagnosis? And if there's no room for a safe space in class? I mean, you may them to another room with an adult but we know that's not always safe.

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