Sentences with phrase «consistent consequences»

Principals play a vital role in helping to establish positive school culture with academic and behavioral expectations that include consistent consequences for inappropriate behavior.

Providing consistent consequences teaches your child that each negative behavior results in a negative consequence.

Establish very clear expectations about the use of technology, backed by consistent consequences.

If necessary, follow through with consistent consequences, like time - out.

They also develop consistent consequences to discourage problem behavior.

They learn to demonstrate and define their expectations, and then give well - defined rewards and praise when their child behaves accordingly — or consistent consequences when the child doesn't.

It provides positive responses to appropriate behaviors, consistent consequences for inappropriate behaviors, and support for students who have difficulty managing their behaviors even with consistent rewards and consequences.

Sometimes we — as parents — go into fight — or — flight mode ourselves, reacting out of emotion rather than remaining calm and providing consistent consequences and limits.

The relations among the academic disciplines and the whole way we have been conditioned to see the world are also consistent consequences of the teaching of the Enlightenment.

The approach has three tiers: The first promotes positive behaviors schoolwide and lays out rewards for complying as well as consistent consequences for failing to do so.

This understanding of the situation has consistent consequences in Altizer's appraisal of the work of others.

These programs (like Parent - Child Interaction Therapy, or PCIT, and Parent Management Training) train you to positively reinforce behavior you want to encourage in your child, and give consistent consequences for behaviors you want to discourage.

2) You learn strategies to correct negative, defiant behaviors — ignoring minor bad behavior and enforcing consistent consequences, like time - outs.

The best way to teach self - discipline, is by providing consistent consequences for misbehavior as well as positive consequences for good behavior.

But what school counselor Stan Davis advocates and practices is a school - wide anti-bullying approach that encourages and outlines respectful behavior as well as consistent consequences.

Now a school counselor in Maine, Davis decided a broader approach to bullying prevention was needed, and began working on a school - wide behavior rubric to encourage positive behavior, discourage bullying, and provide consistent consequences for student not following the policies.

Modern agnostic and / or atheistic secularism was not the consistent consequence of a syllogism.

Certainly, if you see the same behaviors at home, have a consistent consequence and let the school know what it is.

«The most effective way to change a child's behavior — and assert your authority — is through clear, consistent consequences that are tied to that behavior.»

Consistent discipline lets a child better understand that there are rules and when the rules broken, there are consistent consequences.

Rules and consistent consequences, along with a predictable structure to their day, make children feel secure.

In a nutshell, SWPBIS entails establishing specific behavioral expectations and consistent consequences for problem behaviors schoolwide.

When students don't adhere to the rules, they know that they will face objective, consistent consequences.

Within such a schoolwide initiative, administrators, faculty, and staff members need to understand and manage student social dynamics, and to handle aggression with clear, consistent consequences.

To Jonathan Dean, O'Farrell's superintendent, clear, consistent consequences for misbehavior is part and parcel of holding students accountable, keeping schools safe and supporting his teachers.

Create clear and consistent consequences for his inappropriate behavior, making sure that the consequences are in line with the offense and that you follow through with your decisions.

You learn how to pay more attention to your child's positive behavior, ignore minor misbehaviors, and provide consistent consequences for negative and aggressive behavior, all while remaining calm.

In a nutshell, SWPBIS entails establishing specific behavioral expectations and consistent consequences for problem behaviors schoolwide.

Sometimes we — as parents — go into fight — or — flight mode ourselves, reacting out of emotion rather than remaining calm and providing consistent consequences and limits.