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Off-Task Ticket to Redirect Student Focus (Math)
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Provide students with a nonverbal cue when you notice they are off-task in your classroom. This form, with four "tickets" per page, is an easy way to redirect students without a verbal confrontation. Students must select an option for why they are off-task. Students have the opportunity to share written information with the teacher that they would not feel comfortable sharing aloud. These tickets also provide the teacher with important documentation.

This ticket is used in Math class. A generic ticket is also available.

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Off-Task Ticket to Redirect Student Focus (Math)

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Description

Provide students with a nonverbal cue when you notice they are off-task in your classroom. This form, with four "tickets" per page, is an easy way to redirect students without a verbal confrontation. Students must select an option for why they are off-task. Students have the opportunity to share written information with the teacher that they would not feel comfortable sharing aloud. These tickets also provide the teacher with important documentation.

This ticket is used in Math class. A generic ticket is also available.

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Rated 5 out of 5
September 17, 2023
I love this resource! It helps me connect with the students who are off-task, and it also gives them a way to give me insight into what is causing their off-task behavior.
Allison J.
21 reviews
Grades taught: 9th, 10th
Student populations: Autism, Emerging bilinguals, Learning difficulties, Mild to severe disabilities

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