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   Should off-task behavior be eliminated?

   • While eliminating all off-task behavior is not a realistic expectation, reducing rates of off-task behavior is an important goal given the challenges that off-task behavior causes for classroom management as well as the potential implications of off-task behavior on academic achievement.

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   Are there different types of off-task behavior in elementary school settings?

   • Identifying common types of off-task behavior in elementary school settings is critical as interventions targeting inattention will be successful only to the extent that they adequately address the source of children's off-task behavior. The types of off-task behavior measured in the present work were based on the results of a teacher survey.

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   What is an example of off-task behavior?

   • For example, if a child was instructed to discuss an idea with a partner, coders would classify conversing with another peer as on-task unless the coders could clearly discern that the conversation was unrelated to the task. If the child was classified as off-task, the type of off-task behavior was recorded.

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   Why is off-task behavior a problem?

   • Off-task behavior can get frustrating for everyone involved, and these behaviors may trickle down to other learners who may not have the same function but could be imitating peers.

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2. cpet.tc.columbia.edu › news-press › understandingUnderstanding Off-Task Behaviors - CENTER FOR THE ...

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   Our resource for tackling off-task behaviors — Behaviors that Block Success — helps us respond rather than react. We consider that there are four types of behavior that have a negative impact on the classroom environment, and it’s important to be able to recognize what each behavior type looks like, as well as the motivations behind it.

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   This post will show some proactive strategies and interventions for off-task behavior. Off-task behavior can get frustrating for everyone involved, and these behaviors may trickle down to other learners who may not have the same function but could be imitating peers.

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5. www.iloveaba.com › 2016 › 05The "Off Task" Learner - I Love ABA!

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   Can you define “off task”? What does that mean? The problem with terminology like this is while you absolutely know what you mean when you use it, the person you are speaking to may not. Across my clients, many of them struggle with on task behavior at school.

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   Aug 1, 2016 · The present work provides a nuanced examination of the relationship between off-task behavior and specific instructional formats (e.g., individual work, small-group or partner work, whole-group instruction at desks, whole-group instruction while sitting on the carpet) in elementary school students.

   • Author: Karrie E. Godwin, Ma. V. Almeda, Howard Seltman, Shimin Kai, Mandi D. Skerbetz, Ryan S. Baker, Anna ...

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7. www.interventioncentral.org › behavioralSchool-Wide Strategies for Managing... OFF-TASK / INATTENTION

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   When you have a student who is often off-task, make an effort to identify those infrequent times when the student is appropriately focused on the lesson and immediately give the student positive attention.

8. www.cypherlearning.com › blog › k-206 Steps towards successful off-task behavior management

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   Oct 1, 2019 · Students usually display off task-behavior when they find other activities in their environment, use self-distraction, or are interrupted by peers. But just knowing the causes is not enough for teachers to know how to deal with it. Here are six ways in which teachers can successfully manage off-task behavior: 1. Think proactively