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Becca Knowles, Manette Carroll, Yeasmin Mortuza, Edith Swinley, Jane Winter, Matt Cornock, Paul Dix, Tanya Shields, and Chris Carr

Topics Covered

  • Managing your own behaviour to influence your students’ behaviour: controlling yourself, adult behaviour and interacting with students.
  • Using rules and routines to achieve consistency: routines, rules and habits.
  • Intelligent use of recognition to motivate students: recognition, classroom techniques and communicating home.
  • Reducing friction when students behave badly: diverting and diffusing, scripted interventions.
  • Reparation and restorative practice: punishments and restoration.

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Introduces the Responsive Classroom approach, a research-based model for creating a positive and respectful learning environment that supports student social, emotional, and academic development.
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