R & R (answers that start with "R")
BSF style of discipline
What is Redemptive?
Redemptive Discipline trains children to love...
What is God and others?
This tool guides choices and explains expectations.
What is Setting Limits?
This is the currency of Young Infants (age Birth to 9mo)
What is Security?
This word comes from the word Disciple, meaning "to train"
What is Discipline?
The mode of RD used when misbehavior happens
What is Responsive?
We train on 5 of these to avoid discipline problems
What is tools?
This tool helps children prepare for and adapt to change in schedule times
What is transitions?
Older infants (9-18mo) value this.
What is Mobility?
The relationship goal that aims to not humiliate or embarrass a child.
What is Grace?
What is "faced" when preparing a response to a discipline situation (Think FAR).
What is Reality? or Face Reality
This "Process" is a tool to guide to guide leaders in preparing a response to a discipline situation
What is the F.A.R. Process?
This tool builds relationships and seeks to protect.
What is Nurturing Love.
Toddlers value this during class..
What is Having?
This Redemptive Discipline mode prepares the learning environment before distractions and misbehaviors occur?
What is Preventative?
Uh, Oh! This course of action isn't working. What do I need to do? (Think F.A.R.)
What is Reset Course?
Our lessons are all centered around this.
What is the Gospel?
This tool is God-focused and requests help.
What is Prayer?
Preschoolers value this
What is Doing?
This needs to be "Adjusted" when using the FAR Process.
What is Perspective?
Establishing this essential foundation is key to discipline. (between you and your children)
What are Relationships?
We teach God's Word to that the Holy Spirit can do this to hearts and minds?
What is transform?
This person supports you with a team approach to prepare and develop discipline strategies.
Who is your co-leader?
This special Treasure Book that has all God's True Words.
What is the Holy Bible?
This type of attendance helps in building relationships
What is Consistency?