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Often you might note unusual or inconsistent behavior in a student. Behaviors of Concern may be
considered symptoms of larger, more severe problems. Below are listed a few behaviors with which
CAT
may be able to offer assistance. For a complete listing, contact a
CAT member.
- Falling asleep in class
- Pattern of illness
- Patterns of absence
- Lethargic / Apathetic
- Chronic homesickness
- Pattern of missing Monday / Friday A.M. classes
- Lateness
- Poor eye contact
- Poor focus / concentration
- Loud music
- Self destructive behaviors
- Sadness / despondency
- Crying spells
- Sexual indiscretion
- Poor academic performance
- Family concerns (student initiated)
- Stalking
- Noticeable Weight gain or loss
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- Sudden decline in academic performance
- Disrespect of others needs or property
- Being ostracized
- Substance abuse / violence
- Anxious or agitated manner
- Negative impact due to absenteeism
- Depressed appearance
- Writing quality / disconnected or morbid content
- Little participation
- Oversleeping
- Suicidal / aggressive expression
- Overt aggression / physical or verbal
- Social isolation / withdrawn / lethargic
- Constant sickness
- Pattern of perpetual crises
- Parental concerns (parent initiated)
- Poor hygiene
- Disheveled appearance
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