How FAR can you go?
Tools of the Trade
Redemptive Discipline Basics
Name Their Price
Preventive or Responsive?
100

The "F" in the FAR process stands for this.

What is Face Reality?

100

This tool keeps us be connected to the transforming power of the Holy Spirit and stay God-Focused.

What is Prayer?

100

Redemptive Discipline trains children and students to _____ God and others.

What is Love?

100

Infants value this

What is Security?

Safety, Secure Bonding

100

Collaborate with your Co-Leader to develop a strategy for anticipated discipline or behavior issues

What is Preventive?

200

It is helpful to consider these two groups of people's realities when engaging in the FAR process.

What is the reality for the children/students AND the reality for the co-leaders?

200

This tool involves working with a teammate for support and encouragement.

What is Co-Leadership?

200

These are the two modes of Redemptive Discipline

What are Preventive and Responsive?

200

Preschoolers (Ages 3-5 year olds) are motivated by these types of activities

What are things that allow for Doing?
200

In Preventive mode, we prepare the learning environment _____ misbehaviors and distractions occur

What is Before?

300

These are used to Reset the Course of the children & students in your classroom.

What are the Tools of Redemptive Discipline?
(What course of action, tool, or conversation will help children/students get back on track?

300

This is built when a co-leader cares for the needs of a child or student.

What is Nurturing Love?

300

This is the essential foundation of Redemptive Discipline

What is Relationship?

300

This age group is primarily motivated by Belonging to a group

What are Middle Schoolers?
(Ages 10-13)

300

Communicating expectations, reminding children and students of limits or goals, and guiding choices

What is Responsive?

400

Question asked when engaging in the Adjust Perspective step of the FAR process.

What skills to the children/students need to PRACTICE in the moment?

400

These are used to help children and students adapt to change.

What are transitions?

400

This form of training that is opposite of Redemptive Discipline focuses only on the child's or student's actions instead of seeking heart change

What is Behavior Modification?

400

Older Preschoolers, Lower Elementary, and Upper Elementary (Ages 6-9 years) children and students are motivated by this

What is Being with others?

400

Praising God for His guidance

What is Responsive?

500

The FAR process trains children and students to understand God's ________.

What is Discipline?

The Holy Spirit - helps us Face Reality of our sinful nature
God-Adjusts our perspective by renewing our minds

Jesus - provided a way for us to repent and Reset the Course

500

This tool prepares for and communicates reasonable expectations.

What is Setting Limits?

500

These are the 3 Relationship goals of Redemptive Discipline

What are Consistency, Connection, and Grace?

500

These values _____ as children and students grow

What is Layer?
500

In the Responsive mode, we ______ and ______ when misbehaviors or distractions occur

What is Repair and Redeem?

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