Abstract

The purpose of this article is to share principles and strategies that may be used to teach appropriate behaviors to students that that may struggle with an emotional behavior disorder. Operating from the principle that music is naturally rewarding, classroom procedures and lessons that address preparation, imagination, effortful control, pacing, and collaboration are offered as areas that may provide potent forms of redirection and positive practice for behavioral change.

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