How should behavioral concerns be addressed according to the guidelines?

Addressing behavioral concerns by writing notes on the Notes for CD form is important for several reasons. First, this method ensures that any behavioral issues are documented accurately and can be referenced later. Proper documentation helps track patterns in student behavior over time, which can be valuable for both instructional strategies and communication with parents or other staff members.

Additionally, recording these concerns allows for better collaboration among the teaching staff and counselors. It ensures that everyone involved with the student is aware of the issues and can work together to provide support or interventions as needed. This approach promotes a structured and proactive response, rather than a reactive one, which contributes to a healthier learning environment for all students.

Other methods such as discussing concerns at the end of the session or ignoring them could lead to unresolved issues or lack of resolution. Reporting them immediately to a counselor might be necessary for severe cases, but regular documentation is essential for ongoing behavioral monitoring.