Video explaining the why children behave disrespectfully, caregiving styles that promote respect, and discipline techniques that work for dealing with the disrespect (for review or if you want to share with others) - This blog (and its resource links) incorporates MUCH of our learning in both Working with Challenging Behaviors Parts 3 and 4.  

 

• Disrespectful Children: Where do they come from (the “why” behind the behavior):  https://www.thriving-together.com/post/naptime-nugget-53-disrespectful-children-where-do-they-come-from

• Teaching Kids to be Respectful:  This has the outline of caregiving styles we discussed:  https://www.thriving-together.com/post/teaching-kids-to-be-respectful-caregiving-that-gets-the-respect-you-deserve

• Then, “Effective Discipline Techniques for Dealing with Disrespect” - https://www.thriving-together.com/post/dealing-with-disrespect

• Parts 1-2 in our Self-Paced learning course that 100% of participants recommend! - https://www.thriving-together.com/on-demand

 

Videos on the Effective Strategies:

 

Finding the “Yes” Within the “No” - A description of the strategy and five examples of where it can be applied: https://youtu.be/MFAJSBLvzZA

 

Magically transforming Morning Mayhem: https://youtu.be/TQxD17a3Aws

 

Routine Support Guides I showed you during the session:

 

• Classroom Routine Support Guide Early Elementary K-2nd grade https://challengingbehavior.cbcs.usf.edu/docs/RoutineSupportGuide_class_early_elementary.pdf

• Includes ideas for younger  https://challengingbehavior.cbcs.usf.edu/docs/ttyc/TTYC_RoutineBasedSupportGuide.pdf

• Family Routine Based Support Guide Early Elementary-4 to 8 years oldshttps://challengingbehavior.cbcs.usf.edu/docs/RoutineSupportGuide_family_early-elementary.pdf