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Esmrel Negative School Behaviors: A Social Analysis
MSTT met with Drew and Sabrina to examine how to handle Esmrel negative school behaviors. Sabrina stated she believes Esmrel is acting out because of everything going on at home. Drew also agreed him and Sabrina splitting up is having a big impact on Esmrel. MSTT then address the lack of communication between Drew and Sabrina in regards to this issues could also be playing a role in his behavior. MSTT, Drew and Sabrina examine their trigger in regards to communicating and discussing school is one of their triggers. Which causes a positive conversation to turn into an argument. Sabrina feel Drew is not doing his part by checking Esmrel agenda book everyday. Drew feels he does not need to check the book everyday. Drew stated in the past he was
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