Self-regulation is a limited capacity resource meaning that it can become depleted over the course of the task or day, or can become drained when students are spending much of their energy working to focus in the classroom.
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Teachers can establish quiet spaces in the classroom with supplies such as pencils, paper, laptops or tablets, models, and resources to support student practice.
Teachers can also set up math centers where a student teaches, with the classroom teacher's support, a concept to a group of students who are still developing their understanding of the concept.
Digital tools can provide more reciprocal teachers and learners for students beyond their classroom walls.
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