A teacher is working with a child with a known diagnosis of Oppositional Defiant Disorder. The teacher should include which of the following in her approach to the child?
1. Be consistent with consequences
2. Require the child to sit at the front of the classroom
3. Allow the child to play outside only when good behavior is present
4. Obtain a paraeducator to help with school activities
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1. Known consequences can facilitate boundaries that the child will understand.
2. Positioning in the room does not affect the behaviors.
3. Physical activity is important for the child to release energy and relax.
4. A paraeducator may be needed for some children, but not all require this measure.
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