Many times it is possible to get a student back on task simply by moving closer to him, to let him know the teacher is paying attention. At other times it might be necessary to move the student to where the teacher is standing, so he will be under direct supervision. Both of these ways are called 'proximity control.'

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Proximity control is a real technique used in education to get students back on task by moving closer to them or by making them move closer to the teacher.

Many Times It Is Possible to Get a Student Back