Do I Keep Control or Lose Control?

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Who is in control? You, or the person who has “disrespected” you?
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Polly Bath is a much-loved consultant, trainer, and keynote speaker. She helps schools dramatically reduce behavior problems, increase student SEL skills, and build strong school cultures supportive of all learners. Her strategies include strengthening teacher behavior and SEL toolboxes; building strong behavior Tiers 1, 2, 3; and building school-wide systemic approaches to behavior and SEL.

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11 окт 2018

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@nickbarber7948 Год назад

The great Stoic philosopher Polly Bath

@especiallyleslie5052 3 года назад

Your videos are awesome! Please keep them coming.

@heidiholom8086 5 лет назад

This is so great! So informative!

@samanthav4038 Год назад

I'm not a teacher but I do have an adhd son who really never goes passed a tier 1 behavior (mostly stimming) has a new teacher who is just not equipped with any strategies like this. The few videos I've watched have been very helpful amd I'm bringing them to my meeting with staff to help me explain what I see as the breakdown in the class (basically my kid cam breath and get sent to the office, their is not strategies in place in the classroom other than you made a noise you're rude go to the office) which as an adhder my kid can't help. He doesn't even know he's making noise sometimes. So thank you for these videos. My hopes aren't high but at least I have something to bring to the table today.

@recoveringintrovert717 Год назад

I do hope you aren't just being defensive because it's your child. The teacher has an obligation to ensure all kids are learning, not just your son. Your son has to learn to work in an environment with others in a way that benefits him and the whole class, not just him alone.

@carolbillings1312 2 года назад

It would be helpful to hear how you would address the kid who just cursed at you.

@Polly-Bath 2 года назад

When the cursing is directed toward you, it's clearly an issue of disrespect. In the moment, if he/she has an audience, I may sternly say; "stop" or "not OK", then turn away. I'd detain the kid after class or in another area and have a conversation. In other words, hold them accountable without starting a power struggle when they are escalated. If there is no audience, I say and do the same, give them a minute and address it without escalation. It's hard, but I've found that when I can stay cool, it sends a bit of coolness message back to them, they unfortunately don't have the capacity to do this without help because they're not adults. Hope that helps.