Thomas fidgets all day and needs support sitting in his seat during his first grade class. Though he learns on grade level and is performing well in school, his constant movement is annoying to the teacher and to some of his peers. Which one of the following should you do in this situation regarding Thomas?A. Recommend to Thomas' parents that his pediatrician test him for AD/HD and possibly give him medicationB. Restrict Thomas' diet to include more protein and less sugar and fatsC. Refer Thomas for special education through the school district, so that he may receive a fair and complete non-discriminatory evaluationD. Move Thomas to a place in the class where his movements are less distracting to others

D. Move Thomas to a place in the class where his movements are less distracting to others

Explanation:

Thomas fidgets all day and needs support sitting in his seat during his first grade class. Though he learns on grade level and is performing well in school, his constant movement is annoying to the teacher and to some of his peers. The teacher should move Thomas to a place in the class where his movements are less distracting to others.

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