1) The document discusses classroom management strategies, including proactive and responsive strategies. Proactive strategies help students develop emotional intelligence, while responsive strategies focus on conflict resolution and engaging the whole brain.
2) Specific responsive strategies outlined are to engage students without angering them further, connect and redirect when they are calm, and help them name their emotions to gain control.
3) As an example, the strategy of using a quiet corner, empathy, and helping a student express their feelings is proposed to address a behavior issue of a student not wanting to do core activities and having tantrums.
1) The document discusses classroom management strategies, including proactive and responsive strategies. Proactive strategies help students develop emotional intelligence, while responsive strategies focus on conflict resolution and engaging the whole brain.
2) Specific responsive strategies outlined are to engage students without angering them further, connect and redirect when they are calm, and help them name their emotions to gain control.
3) As an example, the strategy of using a quiet corner, empathy, and helping a student express their feelings is proposed to address a behavior issue of a student not wanting to do core activities and having tantrums.
1) The document discusses classroom management strategies, including proactive and responsive strategies. Proactive strategies help students develop emotional intelligence, while responsive strategies focus on conflict resolution and engaging the whole brain.
2) Specific responsive strategies outlined are to engage students without angering them further, connect and redirect when they are calm, and help them name their emotions to gain control.
3) As an example, the strategy of using a quiet corner, empathy, and helping a student express their feelings is proposed to address a behavior issue of a student not wanting to do core activities and having tantrums.
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build self-awareness about emotions, D help children develop emotional intelligence. Strategies That Can Be Applied In Class Are: The assessment tools are: Type of strategy - proactive strategy Flash cards, feeling posters, - Responsive strategy and using stories In this type of responsive strategy includes conflict resolution and whole brain approaches. The Whole Brain Approach Has 3 Strategies: 2. Strategy 2 Connect, redirect Connect or connect and redirect. 1. Strategy 1 Connect with children (acknowledge Engage, don't enrage and empathize). Involve, don't make you angry. Don't say When he is calm and receptive, redirect things to provoke the child further or make the child to think about his bad behavior him angry by triggering the brain downstairs he is reactive Involve the upper floor brain by moving the 3. Strategy 3 child toward receptive or open modes, Name it to tame it calming the child When emotions run out of control help the child tell the story and name the emotions. Children will "feel heard" and will be more controlled afterwards PART 2 Look For Oppurtunities To Use 2 Of Such Strategies PART 3 To use proactive strategies such Describe A Behaviour Issue Or Problem as mood meters can be applied You Have Encountered In Class during morning hours, when children enter Find children who don't want to do core activities. He only wants to carry out the initial activities, namely apperception, including the activity of singing, watching videos on the slid, and when guessing objects, the child is very enthusiastic, but, during the core activities, the child is asked * Positive behavior that I want to encourage and promote to repeat the sentence, he does not want in the classroom, that is, in the end of learning, I will give to, he lies in bed, then crying and tantrums, rewards in the form of emoticon images accompanied by writing praise, so that the child is more confident and enthusiastic Describe How You Will Use A Strategy To Manage That Problem PART 4 The strategy I will use for this problem is a responsive # by asking the child what causes the child strategy with a whole brain approach and conflict resolution using the following steps: not to do activities, then crying and showing bad behavior. After that direct the # To pacify him by taking him to "The child back to think about his bad behavior. quite corner". In quite corner, I calmed down a little, got involved and didn't make him even more angry, didn't say provocative things, helped the child tell his story and name his emotions, then # acknowledge children's feelings. asked him to choose the game he liked. Because I had to go to class again, I asked the class teacher to accompany you temporarily. When class was over, I returned to # help children to find vocabulary to him. express themselves. by doing the steps above the child will feel "heard". # When he is calm and responsive, I show empathy to children by asking children Comment On The Reason For Choosing The Strategy To Resolve The Problem PART 5 The reason for choosing this strategy is because in emotional situations, children become reactive and do not want to accept the teacher's thoughts, the teacher needs to move the child from reactive (emotional) to a receptive / open state (to think logically). In this responsive strategy, there is a whole brain approach strategy and conflict resolution, which in my opinion can be used when dealing with children in emotional states. THANK YOU
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