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Managing Misguided Behaviors
Thinking about how, what, & why
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Where do you want your students to end up?
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What kind traits do you want your little or little--ish people to have?
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JD Hancock
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How can we do this?
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vonobennachunten
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Teach
We must be intentional
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musiciennedusilence
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Working together
Students*Teachers*Parents
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Ewa Rozkosz
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Agree
To get behaviors we desire, we do not have to make a child feel worse (punish) in order to behave.
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Aidan Jones
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Basic Needs
autonomous*relational*competence
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JD Hancock
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Alfred Adler
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Rudolph Dreikurs
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Functions of behavior
exploring the why
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We need to keep in mind that the goal revolves around helping kids grow into responsible caring people rather than merely obedient.
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Hammonton Photography
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Adler & Dreikur believed that children want to feel significant and a sense of belonging
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Hammonton Photography
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This is what drives their behavior, often subconsciously.
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Philippe Put
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In order to feel connected and significant, they misbehave.
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Children have mistaken ideas about how they can be a part of something and how to be important.
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Sarah Kilian
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This leaves adults perplexed, frustrated, angry, irritated, feeling guilty. . . to name a few.
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Ruth and Dave
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Knowing all this, how can I help my students?
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Drill down
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Samuel M. Livingston
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With the right tools
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Adam van den Brink
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Here's an incredible tool, we have found through Positive Discipline to identify and equip.
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Sharon McCutcheon
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Mistaken Goal Chart
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Undue Attention
I am significant and belong if I am getting special services or attention from others.
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Doundounba
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Misguided Power
"I am important if I am the boss, and I am running the show."
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María Ten
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Revenge
"I don't belong. I am not significant. Therefore, I am angry and hurt and think others should feel poorly too."
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Kris Mouser-Brown
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Assumed Inadequacy
"I don't belong. I am not significant. I don't think I can be either. I give up.
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The great thing about the chart is that we start with us--how do we feel?
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Decoding our feelings (column 2) helps us.
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Looking at our own reactions to the misbehavior and the child's reactions helps us break the code.
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James Pond
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It can then equip us to change behavior.
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