Category: Behavior Strategies
How to Use Natural and Logical Consequences to Improve Children’s Behavior
Rachel Wise This article gives examples of natural and logical consequences that will lead to positive behavior...
Mommy, Can You See Me?
Rachel Wise One day I sat in a doctor’s office waiting for my appointment, while a mother...
Move On From an Insult Quickly with These Six Strategies
Rachel Wise When someone puts you down, learn how to get over those insults quickly.
Should You Request an Evaluation by a School Psychologist if Your Child Consistently Has Trouble in School?
Rachel Wise The contents in this article refer to public schools in the United States. If your...
Top Five Reasons for Behavior Problems in Kids
Rachel Wise This article is meant to be helpful for any adult (teacher, parent, caregiver, etc.) who...
How to Prevent Temper Tantrums by Changing the Way You Say No
Rachel Wise It is often difficult for younger children to accept the word “no.” Older individuals with...
3 Ways to Use Timers to Encourage Homework and Chore Completion
Rachel Wise Sometimes getting children to do chores or complete homework can be a challenging task for...
A Story to Teach Kids to Calmly Respond to the Word No
Rachel Wise If you have read my articles on positive behavior support, you know that I am...
Learn These 7 Strategies to Prevent Wandering and Eloping (Autism & Other Special Needs)
Rachel Wise Find out the important facts and strategies for how to prevent and stop wandering and...
Try These 18 Break Ideas to Increase Student Participation
Rachel Wise Several ideas for teachers to give breaks or "brain breaks" to students in the classroom...