Positive discipline helps kids learn from mistakes and change future behavior. Effective consequences set both you and your students up for success and positive outcomes.
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Behavior can present one of the biggest challenges in any classroom or program. Using proactive and corrective behavior management techniques, adults can help kids avoid problematic behaviors and feel supported in their decision-making skills.
Discover how both positive and corrective feedback can effectively shape a child's behavior by reinforcing good actions and guiding them toward better choices.
To get a child's attention and help them manage impulses, try using the Three E's technique: explain, encourage, and engage to guide positive behavior effectively.
Dialoguing helps students express emotions, feel heard, and build connections with adults through active listening, fostering understanding and validation.
Our words and actions—whether positive or negative—have a profound impact on others. When we do something that negatively affects others, taking an empathetic approach to making amends can make apologies more meaningful.
Behavior issues can arise when boredom or frustration sets in. Use MESS to engage students anytime, anywhere and you'll minimize the chance for problems.
Some kids take longer to develop self-control. Try this behavior management technique we use to move past problem behaviors in the meantime.
Conflict is part of life, so kids need to learn peaceful resolution. Guide them through these steps to help them practice handling conflicts on their own.
Cultivating adult SEL skills helps adults handle tough situations with resilience and compassion, supporting their students' growth and well-being.
Learn about the three types of self-control and discover effective strategies to help kids develop these essential skills for better behavior and success.