When Kids Can’t Make a Decision | Let’s Talk About Behavior | POLLY BATH

Date: November 22nd, 2025

Decision-making can be really anxiety driven for kids. Here’s how to help them make choices.

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Ask Polly Bath: Kid Lying and Making Up Stories?

Date: November 19th, 2025

Polly answers the question: “How do I handle an elementary kid who constantly lies and makes stuff up?”

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When Parents Go Over Your Head | Let’s Talk About Behavior | POLLY BATH

Date: November 16th, 2025

When you feel disrespected by parents, here’s how you can respond.

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Ask Polly Bath: Are Breaks Making it Difficult for Kids to Settle Down?

Date: November 12th, 2025

Polly answers the question: “I cannot get my ninth graders to settle after break time. They keep talking and laughing loudly. Ideas?”

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Consequences That Change Student Behavior | Let’s Talk About Behavior | POLLY BATH

Date: November 9th, 2025

If the consequence isn’t working, why do we continue to use the same consequence?

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Attention? Avoidance? Control?

Date: November 5th, 2025

We need to teach kids the skills they lack in order to get their needs met. Help them build a ‘strategy toolbox.’

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Train the Brain to Focus | Let’s Talk About Behavior | POLLY BATH

Date: November 2nd, 2025

How I teach kids to focus on one thing at a time!

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Ask Polly Bath: Behaviors Causing Teachers to Burnout?

Date: October 29th, 2025

Polly answers the question: “We are all burnt out and sad. Every day we face cursing, disrespect, and violence. Most teachers leave after only one year. What can we do?”

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When Kids Are Rude and Uncooperative | Let’s Talk About Behavior | POLLY BATH

Date: October 25th, 2025

Here’s how to avoid power struggles with rude and uncooperative kids!

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Ask Polly Bath: Are You Letting Kids Misbehave By Not Responding?

Date: October 22nd, 2025

Polly answers the question: “You’ve said that sometimes it’s better NOT to respond to a behavior but isn’t that just letting kids misbehave?”

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