Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Sit down with all caregivers to discuss and agree upon your plan of action for dealing with defiant behaviors. This includes teachers, parents, and other school stuff, as appropriate (e.g., counselor, principal). Use a buddy system to help promote good behavior. In this system, a student is paired
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