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When you write it, do the following things.  \n• Address the stakeholders you have impacted due to your behavior.  \n• Identify and own the behavior.  \n• Acknowledge the hurt you caused due to your behavior.  \n• Identify the function of your behavior.  \n• Apologize to the stakeholders.  \n• Give three examples of what you have learned from this experience.  \n• Give three examples of what will prevent you from choosing this behavior again.  \n• Assure the stakeholders that this will never happen again.  \n• Sign the letter as a contract to your apology.  \nBehavior Solutions © 2021 Solution Tree Press • [SolutionTree.com](SolutionTree.com)[ ](SolutionTree.com)[Visit](Visit go.SolutionTree.com/RTIatWork to)[ go.SolutionTree.com/RTIatWork](Visit go.SolutionTree.com/RTIatWork to)[ to](Visit go.SolutionTree.com/RTIatWork to) download this free reproducible.","cbCaiefpT9B2wCrt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiefpT9B2wCrt","pdf",35875,"English","# Apology Letter Directions\n## Required Components of the Letter","[{\"question\":\"Why must the student sign the letter?\",\"answer\":\"The student signs the letter to formalize it as a contract, signifying their commitment to the apology and to preventing the behavior from recurring.\"}]","Apology Letter - Student Directions | PDF"]