On point. I recently read "Teaching with Poverty in Mind". It never calls it by this name, but examines the research and really shows that social emotional learning is one of the best things for at risk students. We've got to teach and encourage good behavior to replace the bad behavior-instead of just punishing what we don't like.
Children want to please the adults who they think will keep them safe. As a teacher, I have watched too often, children who were not recognized, get frustrated about not being seen and they act out. If a child exhibits attention-seeking behavior, give the attention POSSTIVELY. Mutual respect and relationship begins.
On point. I recently read "Teaching with Poverty in Mind". It never calls it by this name, but examines the research and really shows that social emotional learning is one of the best things for at risk students. We've got to teach and encourage good behavior to replace the bad behavior-instead of just punishing what we don't like.
Children want to please the adults who they think will keep them safe. As a teacher, I have watched too often, children who were not recognized, get frustrated about not being seen and they act out. If a child exhibits attention-seeking behavior, give the attention POSSTIVELY. Mutual respect and relationship begins.
Excellent. I'll be using this video to open up a discussion on PBS (Positive Behavior Supports)
I knew this video would be very useful to me.
Wonderful...
Can someone please tell me what the acronym TED means, thanks
I think it would be better called behaviour management talk as she doesn’t mention PBS or ABA once
WHATS HER'S NAME? I LOVE HER. SHE TELLS THE TRUTH.
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Selina Amber
Rosemarie Allen
Rosemarie Allen
Wow, children do not suspend themselves, it takes an adult to to do that! We ought to teach when there is behavior that is not socially acceptable.
But when does suspension actually help?
Her story is exactly my son story. She exactly describes what is happening with him these days.what is the speaker name?
Positive Behavior Support by Rosemarie Allen (2016)
Thank you