Kids Didn’t Used to Do This!

Date: April 29th, 2026

Are you stuck in the way things used to be? Here’s what helped me!

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Don’t Make Kids Earn What In Fact They Need!

Date: April 15th, 2026

Do you expect difficult kids to earn/deserve lunch with the teacher? Or do you allow them to go ahead and experience the benefits of it?

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High Schoolers Not Turning in Homework?

Date: April 8th, 2026

Try this when kids don’t turn in their homework. It will make it much easier for you!

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Ask Polly Bath: Don’t Give Kids the Wrong View of Paras!

Date: April 1st, 2026

Polly answers the question: “How can I help my students from brushing off the paraprofessional? It’s like if I don’t say it then it doesn’t count. She’s good at her job. I need your help here!”

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Kids Are Different These Days | Let’s Talk About Behavior | POLLY BATH

Date: March 15th, 2026

Instead of getting caught up in “kids today!” think about it this way.

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One Teacher Changed a Whole School’s Culture | Let’s Talk About Behavior | POLLY BATH

Date: March 8th, 2026

Struggling culture makes it hard to go to work every day. Even one teacher has the power to begin to shift culture.

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Change Behavior by Changing School Culture!

Date: February 11th, 2026

Kids will WANT to be in school if there is an exciting school culture! And if they want to be in school, it will change their behavior.

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What You Can Do When Kids Don’t Care | Let’s Talk About Behavior | POLLY BATH

Date: December 28th, 2025

Here’s what to do in the classroom to help students CARE!

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Generational Differences are Huge! | Let’s Talk About Behavior | POLLY BATH

Date: December 21st, 2025

How are we going to handle these huge generational differences we have in school?

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Unstable Homes – The Only Thing We Can Do in the Classroom | Let’s Talk About Behavior | POLLY BATH

Date: December 7th, 2025

A lot of our students come from very unstable home environments. What can you do in your classroom to help?

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