Behavior Management: When Time-Out & Stickers Don't Work
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Course Description
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FACT:Behavior problems are on an increase in our schools and in our homes. Do you know what to do about them?
This course is presented by a licensed and doctorate level Pediatric Behavioral Specialist with over 25 years experience working with behavior problems in schools, child care settings, and homes. Learn the basics about:
- Why children misbehave.
- How to target problem behavior, such as anger, aggression, fighting, stealing, lying, biting, or cheating.
- Developing an effective behavior plan that you can use with children in your care.
- Why some strategies, such as time-out and stickers, don't always work.
- Learn effective strategies that do work for specific problem behavior.
Plus, you can:
- Earn continuing education credit (CEUs) if desired.
- Email the instructor for personal advice.
- Take as much time as needed to complete the course.
- Retake quizzes or redo assignments until you achieve the grade you desire.
- Earn certification for having taken the course.
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Course Lessons
- The Many Purposes Behind Misbehavior (Lesson 1) :
Learn common reasons behind misbehavior, including child, family, and environmental factors. Also learn an effective method for identifying problem behavior so it can be addressed.- Misbehavior and What It Looks Like (Lesson 2) :
This lesson discusses common child behavior related disorders and the criteria for diagnosing children with these disorders.- Controlling the Environment (Lesson 3) :
This lesson talks about the things in the environment that affect child behavior, as well as your role as parent or teacher.- Effective Behavior Management Technique (Lesson 4) :
This lesson describes how to develop a behavior intervention plan that is research backed and highly effective.- Bag of Tricks (Lesson 5) :
A variety of behavioral interventions are presented that I call my "Bag of Tricks."
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