Date: April 26th, 2023
By: Polly Bath
Behavior management plans help us to manage kids’ behaviors. But we don’t stop there. We also need to teach skills.
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Date: April 22nd, 2023
By: Polly Bath
Polly answers the question: “I have a 6th grader who keeps disrupting my history class so I give her detentions. But I’m not seeing any improvements in her behavior. How do I get better results?”
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Date: April 19th, 2023
By: Polly Bath
Refusal is one of the top behaviors we’re seeing in our schools! But it’s often viewed as disrespect.
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Date: April 15th, 2023
By: Polly Bath
Polly answers the question: “Due to the pandemic and everything else my 8th graders are behind academically and emotionally. Do you have any tips on how to prepare these kids for high school? I really worry about that!”
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Date: April 12th, 2023
By: Polly Bath
When kids start to unravel, do this simple technique to get them to redirect their attention back to you. Trust me, it works!
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Date: April 8th, 2023
By: Polly Bath
Polly answers the question: “We have had an incredible up-tick in violence in our high school recently and we’re very worried! Why are kids so physically aggressive with each other these days?”
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Date: April 5th, 2023
By: Polly Bath
Inappropriate. Unacceptable. Insubordinate. What do these words teach youngsters about their behavior? Nothing!
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Date: April 2nd, 2023
By: Polly Bath
Polly answers the question: “When I say: ‘OK guys, we’ve got 5 minutes to do what you want,’ my 7th graders say, ‘So what should we do?’ It seems like kids need a cruise director these days! How can I help them handle downtime?”
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Date: March 29th, 2023
By: Polly Bath
Accommodations are important, but they’re not enough. They need to be accompanied with skills and techniques so a kid knows what to do when they’re feeling a certain way.
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Date: March 26th, 2023
By: Polly Bath
Polly answers the question: “How am I supposed to improve the behaviors in my 5th grade classroom when at home my students are allowed to do whatever they want and say whatever they want?”
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