Teach kids how to de-escalate themselves!

Date: May 17th, 2017

Watch this video for a great tip on how a high school teacher taught her class how to identify their feelings and self-manage.

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Behavior: are you reading non-verbal cues?

Date: May 8th, 2017

Reading non-verbal cues is a skill in life. But if we don’t pick up on them, how can we teach that skill? Watch my video for more.

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The 4th rule in my classroom: NO

Date: May 3rd, 2017

Kids need to learn to accept “no” as an answer. Watch this video to see how I teach them how to do this.

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Behavior: consequence of over-rewarding

Date: April 24th, 2017

When using a reward system, we need to be careful not to over-reward. Watch this video to see why.

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Behavior: do you send kids to the wall at recess?

Date: April 19th, 2017

When a kid misbehaves during recess, they often get sent to ‘the wall’ as a punishment. But what does that teach them? Watch my video for more!

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Behavior: silence or indoor voice?

Date: April 12th, 2017

Should we expect our students to be completely quiet every time they’re in the hall? Watch my video to see what I think.

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Behavior: kindergarten problem-solving story

Date: April 5th, 2017

Can our young students problem-solve for themselves? Better question: do we give them the opportunity to? Watch this video for a real life example.

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Behavior: 2 strategies for tattling

Date: March 29th, 2017

Watch this video for two scenarios on tattling and how I handle them.

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Behavior: why I hate to send kids out of class

Date: March 22nd, 2017

When a student is misbehaving, we tend to send him/her our of class. But that might be exactly what they want! Watch this video to see how I handle it.

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Behavior: are you modeling what you want?

Date: March 15th, 2017

Remember, our students watch how we handle situations. This teaches them how to respond to similar situations. Watch this video for an example.

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