When Things Get Difficult: A De-escalation Guide For School Transport Staff
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Behaviour
A Basic Introduction to Self Regulation Difficulties
The child who looks defiant may be a child who can't calm down, and this helps you tell which is which.
Free for 14 days, then £7 a month or £70 a year. Cancel before day 14 and you won't pay anything.
About this course
The child who wrecks the game when they lose, sobs for 20 minutes because they weren't picked to help, or ends up on the floor outside assembly can look rude or attention-seeking. Often what's really happening is that they can't bring big feelings back down, a skill most children learn after the toddler years.
You'll learn why a noisy hall still smelling of lunch can flood a child's senses, and how tiredness and illness make things worse. You'll also know the everyday signs to watch for, like struggling to switch tasks, taking ages to settle after something exciting, or slowly losing friends.
It's taught by an assistant headteacher at a special school, and it sets you up for the companion course of practical strategies, Self Regulation Difficulties: Ten Top Tips and Strategies.
Modules
5 modules- 1Introduction1 min
- 2What are the problems with self regulation3 min
- 3Causes of self regulation difficulties4 min
- 4How to spot self regulation difficulties4 min
- 5Wrap up1 min
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Good to know
- A certificate with your CPD hours that anyone can check online.
- Buy the course and you have 12 months to finish it.
- Stop when you like and pick up where you left off.
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