The goal of this edWebinar is to empower educators, our main brain changers, to feel engaged and confident as we enter a new era of education, which includes online transitions and increasing learning struggles in students.
This edWebinar looks beyond the child and exploring classroom management. Participants will analyze contextual elements, interactions, and classroom variables that might contribute to challenging behaviors.
In this edWebinar, examine numerous factors that may influence how a child responds in the learning environment and prevent behaviors deemed unacceptable.
In this edWebinar, Rose Iovannone, Ph.D., BCBA-D, gives a comprehensive introduction to the PTR approach and how to put it into practice
The purpose of this edWebinar is to describe early childhood trauma and discuss ways in which trauma can affect children’s behavior.
In this edWebinar, Jill Molli, M.Ed., Conscious Discipline Master Instructor, discusses the skills needed to transform your aggressive and defiant children into cooperative members of your learning community.
Students with autism present many unique challenges within a classroom environment. At the core of the diagnosis are deficits/delays in the areas of socialization, communication, and sensory functioning that can result in inappropriate and maladaptive behavior.
Children with autism especially have challenging behaviors that can be perplexing and confusing. Understanding these behaviors and being able to decode what your students need are vital skills for any teacher.
This webinar will present the positive impact of nondisruptive physical activity in the classroom to increase student achievement, behavior, and health.
When children use challenging behavior, it is an opportunity to teach them how to become emotionally aware problem-solvers that can use healthy coping strategies in difficult moments. There are four steps that offer a simple, kind, strength-based, commonsense and effective strategy, for day-to-day challenges and challenging behaviors from children (ages 3-8).