Educators employ a variety of strategies to manage classroom behavior and enhance learning outcomes. Techniques such as using humor to reduce tension, giving students choices to boost engagement, and restructuring the classroom environment are effective in maintaining a positive atmosphere.
Set of procedures designed to improve educators understanding of exactly what a problem behavior looks like, where it occurs, when it occurs, and etc.
Functional behavior assessment (FBA): Evidence based, problem-solving process implemented for any student with a disability who has chronic, serious behavior problems
Discipline also relates to learning because teachers want to have the best results for their students to learn
Discipline: Training people to obey rules and using punishment to correct disobedience.
Removing Seductive Objects: Remove Highly Reinforcing Objects that cause disorganization
Restructuring Classroom Program:
Change organization of classroom
Hurdle help: provide needed help before child gets physical
Tension Decontamination through humor:
use humor to lighten mood
Interest Boosting: Give choices
Planned Ignoring: Ignore the behavior
Daily activity logs: students activities, and achievements to provide ongoing information for students and their parents.
Review of week 12
Signal Interference: Nonverbal cues (give the look)
Proximity Control: get close to student and become aversive