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Strategies for students with Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities (Bos, Vaughn and Schumm 2007) Maintain an organized physical environment Keep classroom uncluttered, clean, and uncrowded in high traffic areas Have organized supplies and materials Consider students’ needs for light and ventilation Reduce background noises where possible
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