Ditch the Clip for a 4-Part Reinforcement System

While clip charts may offer a seemingly simple solution for behavior management, they ultimately harm relationships with students, focus excessively on negative behavior, shame students for their shortcomings, and do little to actually teach students the desired behaviors. Instead, educators should seek more positive and proactive approaches to behavior management that prioritize relationship-building, positive reinforcement, and teaching of appropriate behaviors.

Behavior Flowchart 101: Tips for Equitable Discipline

For a consistent, predictable, and equitable discipline systems, schools need to develop common procedures for holding students accountable to the school-wide expectations. A Behavior Flowchart is the solution. Learn to create one here…

Sept - Coaches Corner Webinar

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week for our monthly Coaches Corner webinar. If you missed it, please register for the next one and check out our summary of the event.

The High Cost of Bad Behavior

In any educational setting, maintaining a positive and productive learning environment is crucial for students' academic success. Unfortunately, disruptive behavior can have far-reaching consequences, affecting not only the individuals involved but also the entire classroom. This blog post explores key facts that shed light on the high cost of bad behavior and its detrimental impact on learning and school administrators time.

#AZCEC2021 Conference Presentations

Join us at #AZCEC2021 state conference February 22-24, 2021 as our experts share timely topics. Presentations cover equity, implicit bias in education, trauma informed care, wellness, SEL, suicide prevention, challenging student behavior in virtual environments, sex trafficking prevention and more.