Photo by Thao Le Hoang on Unsplash There is a myth when approaching behaviour, that routines and boundaries only come with a philosophy tightly knitted together with zero tolerance. This is false. There is also a myth that if you approach behaviour from the idea that...
In this post I share my Positive School News thread and a short video on how this is a preventative strategy for behaviour in our classrooms and schools. This month I received my usual bulletins and e-newsletters from various organisations and education media...
Photo by Emile Guillemot on Unsplash The Behaviour: Last year my partner and I announced our engagement. (we haven’t got to it yet, 2020 and all…) The consequence: In the UK this is more or less a celebrated event, as it would be in 29 other countries in the world....
Photo by Ran Berkovich on Unsplash You’ve done the first two – Question Listen You’ve asked what the issue is, you’ve listened, and it just… doesn’t match up to what you know (or what you think you know). Some children lie. (Some adults lie) – and surely you...
Photo by Mona Khaleghi on Unsplash It has come to my attention that there are many approaches to behaviour that are taught as if they are off-the-shelf and will work for everyone – that is not the case. Behaviour strategies need to work for you first in order to work...
Photo by Jusdevoyage on Unsplash Sam Sam is 14 years old. Unfortunately, her biological parents were unable to look after her sufficiently as they had their own Mental Health issues, as such she was neglected; underfed, not kept clean and often left alone for long...
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