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B.I.S.T., more commonly written BIST, stands for Behavioral Intervention Support Team. BIST is a behavioral modification system marketed by Ozanam to school districts throughout the Midwest. It was originally designed for use with troubled teens in a reform school environment. It is also related to, and perhaps developed from, PBS programs which were designed for use with at-risk/special-needs students. According to Ozanam, "The Behavior Intervention Support Team (BIST) grew out of a desire to keep at-risk students in a community school." outside links:

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rdfs:comment	B.I.S.T., more commonly written BIST, stands for Behavioral Intervention Support Team. BIST is a behavioral modification system marketed by Ozanam to school districts throughout the Midwest. It was originally designed for use with troubled teens in a reform school environment. It is also related to, and perhaps developed from, PBS programs which were designed for use with at-risk/special-needs students. According to Ozanam, "The Behavior Intervention Support Team (BIST) grew out of a desire to keep at-risk students in a community school." outside links:
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abstract	B.I.S.T., more commonly written BIST, stands for Behavioral Intervention Support Team. BIST is a behavioral modification system marketed by Ozanam to school districts throughout the Midwest. It was originally designed for use with troubled teens in a reform school environment. It is also related to, and perhaps developed from, PBS programs which were designed for use with at-risk/special-needs students. According to Ozanam, "The Behavior Intervention Support Team (BIST) grew out of a desire to keep at-risk students in a community school." Some have raised legitimate questions as to the appropriateness of applying such techniques generally to classroom management and discipline in regular schools with normal, un-troubled, not-at-risk children. outside links:

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