Disciple vs Guidance
The use of this will likely increase unwanted behaviour
What is Punishment or Discipline?
Allowing a child to make choices and being prepared to let those choices stand is a good way to avoid these.
What are power struggles?
This term is the first step in the conflict-resolution process
What is reflective listening?
This term describes the approach where educators provide explicit instructions and feedback to children as opposed to setting up the environment to manage children's behavior
What is direct guidance strategies?
An easy way to distinguish the difference between a rule and a guideline is the presence of this type of language.
Give an example
What is Negative Language
"Don't"
"Stop""No!"
The success of this depends on the respectful interactions between adults and children in the classroom.
This is a program many schools use to help children begin to work things out before coming to an adult.
What is WITS?
Walk Away
Ignore
Talk it out
Seek Help
This is a correct way to use reflective listening (give an example)
Example
This term refers to setting up the environment, activities, and transitions to manage inappropriate behaviours before they happen
These are the 3 ways we define bullying behaviour.
What RAP?
Repeated
An imbalance of Power
Purpose
This theorist thought that children must create their own knowledge through stages of interaction with their environment.
Who is Jean Piaget?
Positive communication skills are so vital for effective educational assistants because children will do this ___ - after seeing adults behave.
what is imitate them?
The fourth goal of mistaken behavior in Dreikurs' framework, which involves a child's retreat or disengagement from challenging situations or interactions?
What is "Displays of Inadequacy"?
What is Withdrawn?
This direct guidance technique involves the adult changing the environment or activity when behaviour has become inappropriate.
What is redirecting?
This is given in anger or frustration and is not logical or natural.
This theorist believes that believes you must establish trust in infancy to successfully build a foundation of healthy emotional development throughout life.
Who is Erik Erikson?
Mistaken Behaviours that are recurring patterns of incorrect actions or choices.
What is the Chronic Mistaken Behaviours?
Peace props, talk it out tables, sock puppets, and talking sticks are examples of what?
What are tools used by educators for conflict resolution and speaking about feelings?
This term describes the appropriate channels or methods for children to express their emotions and energy?"
What is Acceptable Outlets?
This occurs automatically and is the direct result of behaviour.
Given an example
What is a Natural Consequence?
These are well known as the three goals of Positive Guidance
What are developing self control, responsibility and self-confidence?
The problem with using these too much, is that it can actually become intrusive and ineffective. They can also be considered controlling when not used properly.
What is Praise/Rewards, and/or Time-outs?
We can change our terminology from this term to Mistaken Behaviour to reshape how we percieve unwanted behaviours.
What is the term Misbehaviour?
This technique involves presenting alternatives to empower children, fostering positive decision-making?
What is offering choices?
This is decided with respect and input from the child and aligns with the mistaken behaviour
Give an example
What is a logical conseqeunce?