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These are the “mouthy” ones.
- First you can't let them get your goat.
- It may be that you can encourage positive mouthing-off and
ignore the negative.
- Give them special attention in other ways.
- Establish a good personal relationship so you can ask them
privately to tone it down in group sessions.
- You can look at them blankly for an uncomfortable length of
time so they know they were disruptive without having to call them
down.
- If they are a diagnosed “Asperger” and you have a good
relationship with them you can simply and directly tell them to let
others to speak – they need direct instruction not hints or subtle
cues.
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