First, the teacher needs to identify when the student needs to make choices and the options they could have. A teacher could have the class fill in a survey about their likes, interests, and activities. Then the teacher needs to make a list of options, he or she could provide. Next, the teacher will clearly offer the limited choices to the student. A limited choice means two or three choices. Lastly, the teacher will evaluate the strategy and adjust the choices as needed. The teacher will evaluate how the student is responding to the choice-making strategy and decide if he/she needs to adjust the choices given. The teacher needs to be consistent and needs to follow through with his/her promises (Curran, C.,