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Shаne (а sixteen yeаr оld student in the tenth grade) has been diagnоsed with a learning disability. He reads at an eighth-grade level. Shane is a star athlete оn the school basketball team. He is not very popular with other students. He does not cause much trouble in class, but he rarely finishes his work or turns in homework. He seems to have the capacity to do the work, but gets by with C’s. Mr. Holmes, Shane’s math teacher, spoke to Shane one day about these concerns, to which Shane responded, “I don’t need to work hard. In a few years, I’ll be set because I’m going to be a pro baseball or basketball player.” Mr. Holmes often lets students work together to finish assignments. During math instruction, Shane works with another student on independent seat-work. One day, Shane looked at Sports Illustrated for thirteen minutes instead of helping with the assignment. When his partner asked him to lend a hand, Shane said, “Man, I don’t get this stuff. Just help me out.” The student continued working. When Mr. Holmes noticed what was going on, he told Shane to put the magazine away and to get to work. Shane complied, but five minutes later he got out the magazine again. On another day, Shane fell asleep and had to be woken up by his partner. Shane frequently asks to go to the bathroom. Each time Mr. Holmes lets him go. Mr. Holmes needs to determine the amount of time that Shane spends off-task during class.