Choice Board: Beyond Behaviors

Watch a Video:Postive Behavior Support

Reframing Behaviors Listen to a Podcast

Read an article: Supporting Challenging Behavior

Choice Board: Beyond Behaviors

You can demonstrate your knowledge in 1 of 2 ways: Write a 1 page paper (double-spaced with 12-point-font) or submit an audio or video recording (at least 2 minutes long)

• Click here to read "Seven Guidance Practices for Children Who Show Challenging Behaviors."
• For this assignment:
• Choose 2 of the Guidance Strategies and tell me IN YOUR OWN WORDS how it works and what you think about it's effectiveness.

Inquiry is play

Listen to this 20 minute podcast: Reframing How We Think About Behaviors That Challenge Us. This podcast reviews key developmental reasons why infants and toddlers exhibit behaviors that can challenge us. Discussion focuses on helping grantees reframe their mindset from behavior that is challenging to behavior that has meaning. Tell me three take aways or "big ideas" that you learned from listening. You can demonstrate your knowledge in 1 of 3 ways: Write a 1 page paper in Word (double-spaced; 12 point-font) or submit an audio or video recording (at least 2 minutes long).

Problems as Opportunities: Teaching Problem-Solving and Friendship Skills!

For this assignment, answer the following questions: • What value do you place on friendships? • How do you expect friends to act with each other? • How do you feel about conflict? • Do you listen openly to all children when there is the problem? • Is there a child that you are more likely to make negative assumptions about when a problem involves that child? You can demonstrate your knowledge in 1 of 3 ways: Write a 1 page (double-spaced, 12-point-font) paper in Word or submit an audio or video recording (at least 2 minutes long).

Click here to watch Circle Time Magazine (from UWs Cultivate Learning) Episode 4 to learn more about helping children build their problem solving and friendship skills.

Positive Behavior Support