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Behaviour Management

Challenging behaviour is a major obstacle to raising achievement, but managing behaviour positively can go a long way towards reducing the stress levels of staff and pupils alike, enabling a safe learning environment. This section explores the challenges involved in providing the optimum climate for learning, both for encouraging positive behaviour and reducing negative behaviour.

Publications

  • Controlling Anger: A Solution Focused Approach for Children
  • Strategies for Changing Behaviour
  • Tough Issues, Tough Choices

Resources

  • Activity: Identifying and rationalising issues
  • Activity: Stop, think and reflect on the consequences of happy slapping
  • Worksheet: Diary for recording feelings
  • Behaviour management: Reflections on punishment
  • Controlling anger - an approach for children: Classroom observation checklists

We Recommend

  • Top 20 behaviour strategies
  • A ‘Fresh Start’ to your behaviour management approach

Articles

  • Inclusion Development Programme
  • Linking sport to positive behaviour
  • How to tackle truancy using ICT
  • A leadership approach to good behaviour
  • Tackling challenging behaviour from the top

Ebulletins

  • Start the new school year with an effective communication system
  • Relax, recharge and organise for next term
  • Using responsibility to improve behaviour
  • How is appropriate behaviour taught in your school?
  • Not disruptive, but not on task

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