Consequences vs. Punishments vs. Discipline | Let’s Talk About Behavior | POLLY BATH

Date: May 9th, 2026

What are consequences that make sense, instead of random punishments that aren’t going to change behavior?

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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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When Kids Start to Ramp Up | Let’s Talk About Behavior | POLLY BATH

Date: April 12th, 2026

When a kid starts to ramp up I instantly respond with this sequence…

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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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How Do You Help Hypervigilant Kids?

Date: March 25th, 2026

Hypervigilant kids need management and interventions. The more interventions we give them, the less management we will have to do later.

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Student with Autism Not Showing Their Math Work?

Date: February 25th, 2026

Here is a decent management plan for a child with autism who doesn’t like to show their work on math problems.

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Ask Polly Bath: Kindergarten Student Wants to Play All Day!

Date: February 4th, 2026

Polly answers the question: “I have a kindergarten student who is the youngest but also the smartest. The problem is she wants to play all day and won’t listen or stay seated. What can I do?”

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Snarky Kids | Let’s Talk About Behavior | POLLY BATH

Date: January 11th, 2026

When you get a snarky comment from a kid, they are looking to see if you take the bait!

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Ask Polly Bath: Giving Elementary Students Sensory Breaks?

Date: December 2nd, 2025

Polly answers the question: “I’d like to throw in a couple sensory breaks every day for my elementary students, even though we’d miss some academic time. What’s your opinion?”

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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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