The answer to challenging behaviors in kindergarten is support, not separation

Young children with behavioral challenges need extra support before being moved out of classrooms, and teachers need more ...

SLO County parents petition to limit screen time in schools. Here’s how

Parents are circulating a petition saying that local classrooms would benefit from technology that serves as a learning tool ...

Isolation as a form of discipline: How should schools manage poor student behavior?

Last week, a group of parents strongly criticized prestigious Victorian private school Geelong Grammar for using isolation as ...

A Mom Says Her Son Came Home With a “Behavior Report” for Talking Too Much, but His Report Card Says He’s the Quietest Kid in Class

My son has always been the kind of kid teachers describe as quiet, polite, and easy to overlook. At every parent conference, ...
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Developmentally Appropriate Practice vs. Academic Pressure in Early Childhood

Spread the loveWalk into almost any early childhood classroom today, and you’re likely to see a tension playing out: the ...
JD Supra

Understanding Challenging Patient Behaviors and How to Navigate Them

Physicians often encounter challenging situations involving patient behaviors which can impact the physician-patient relationship and the care provided to them. The root cause of these behaviors can ...
The New York Times

The High Cost of Silent Classrooms

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The Salem News

How to give more attention to positive behaviors than negative ones in the classroom

I’ve heard you say in trainings that you should notice kids once every 90 seconds, and I do that. My question is: How much noticing is too much noticing? Does noticing kids this often train them to ...
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Should Disruptive Students Be Removed from the Classroom? Yes, sometimes.

Let’s talk about disruptive students. Because this comes up a lot…usually when a parent emails me and says something like: “My child keeps getting removed from class” or “My child is losing ...
The Hill

Student misbehavior is still up — and teachers want parents to do more about it

Student behavior in the classroom is not improving, and teachers want parents to do more. An Education Week survey released this month found 64 percent of teachers reporting classroom behavior has ...
NEA

The Discipline Gap That No One is Tracking

Research suggests that restorative justice practices play a positive role in school environments and are viewed favorably by educators. The goals of restorative practices are to build community and ...
Los Angeles Times

Letters to the Editor: We need to do a better job of holding students accountable for bad behavior

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