Which of these is a proximity control?
A) Keeping children close to the teacher to encourage more on-task behaviors.
B) Seating children with ADHD or other challenging near well behaved, on-task students
C) Putting a child close to the behavior chart so they can add their own stickers.
D) Putting children who need fewer distractions closer to the corner of the room.

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Proximity control involves placing students in specific locations within the classroom to promote desired behaviors or prevent disruptions. Keeping children close to the teacher allows for better supervision and may encourage more on-task behaviors. Seating students with challenging behaviors near well-behaved students or placing children who need fewer distractions closer to the corner of the room are also examples of proximity control, but A is the best answer as it directly addresses the question of proximity control. The option C is not a proper example of proximity control.

Which of These Is a Proximity Control