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About this course
Staff are asking for a senior leader earlier than they used to, and for situations they'd once have handled themselves. This is about building their confidence back up.
The approach rests on a simple idea: behaviour is communication, and a child who explodes is stuck rather than choosing to be difficult. You'll get models that are easy to share with staff, such as the house model of the brain and the crisis curve, and things to try in class. Praise effort, give choices calmly, swap "why did you do that?" for "what happened?" and speak "slow, low, low". There are calming tools for children too, from breathing around a door to coping cards.
It's taught by a former teacher of 20 years who now works as a child and adolescent counsellor. It also helps you notice when staff are struggling, and make asking for help normal.
Modules
14 modules
1Introduction6 min
2The House Model of the Brain2 min
3The Threat Response5 min
4Everyday Challenges in School1 min
5Teachers are the Climate1 min
6Non-Confrontational Behaviour Management6 min
7Supporting Staff to Feel Confident5 min
8Reduce the Level of Threat4 min
9The Crisis Curve6 min
10Defusion Techniques3 min
11Lengthening the Fuse2 min
12The Crisis Phase4 min
13Normalising Asking for Help4 min
14PowerPoint and Useful Links
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