b7e2a8f5_OCD_Education_Station__Observed_Behavior
[Example of Accommodation] Prevent or defuse teasing, bullying or gossip by including explanations of OCD and other mental health disorders in health or science class. Teach tolerance and use strategies listed elsewhere on this web site to manage the classroom. Seat the student where most other students will not focus on compulsive behavior when it occurs. Keep the lesson going when a student with OCD engages in rituals; when the teacher stops and focuses on the student, all eyes will turn to the student, increasing the student's embarrassment about his or her actions. [Observed Behavior] 
Various OCD-related compulsive behaviors that may appear odd to peers; e.g., getting up and down out of the chair many times before being seated, repeatedly rearranging items on or in desk, or checking book bag contents
OCD Education Station
Observed Behavior