I love using poetry in the classroom. How about adding a few raps about being respectful and behaving to your discussions about class behavior expectations? Here’s one of the raps. Just click on the Respect Rap below to download your freebies. Thanks for all you do to make a difference for your students. You Might ... Read More about Behaving is Cool Raps for the Beginning of School
AI researchers found that widely used safety training techniques failed to remove malicious behavior from large language models — and one technique even backfired, teaching the AI to recognize its triggers and better hide its bad behavior from the researchers.
When a woman agrees to go on a date with a man, especially the first date, she goes with her own expectations. And she expects the man to fulfill those expectations. But many times, the
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People are not cut and dry. Everyone behaves differently in a relationship, and it can often be difficult to attribute certain characteristics to life circumstances. However, I have personally found that strong family ties inspire a unique kind of…
Everyone gets down in the dumps from time to time, but coping mechanisms may differ from person to person. Here is a look at how each MBTI personality type may deal with their emotional distress.
Here’s How Each Personality Type Behaves When Tired Everyone responds differently to being tired, but everyone seems a bit off center when they are feeling exhausted. Here is how each personality type behaves when they are tired or sleep deprived. INFJ INFJs can have their emotional energy sapped rather easily, which makes it difficult when …
This Is How These Zodiac Signs Behave In Complicated Relationships It's not always sunshine in relationships; every now and then one is also confronted with unpleasant phases. But how people
Because well-behaved museum-goers seldom make history.
Is it dementia or just normal aging? The early signs of demenita can be really hard to pin point. A caregiver shares 12 of the first signs of Alzheimer's she saw in her mom.
Having good social behavior, or etiquette, can make your life much more enjoyable. People will respond well to you and enjoy being around you if you have some basic knowledge of proper ways to act around others. Some ways to learn good...
What are some of the characteristics of students with Asperger's? Check out from this infographic on how student's with Asperger's behave in class or generally in their surroundings
Etiquette is the set of rules and practices, based on the way people treat each other at solemn social events, in either their public or private life. In other words, how to behave correctly and th…
Everyone behaves differently when they are miserable and unhappy in their relationships, and your Chinese zodiac sign can reveal a lot of secrets about that.
In this current society, we cannot trust anybody. Although it is a different environment that we live comparing to the past surviving is not an issue
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In English, we have a remarkable abundance of terms to describe someone who behaves obsequiously towards someone in order to gain favour: bootlicker, sycophant, crawler, brown-nose, suck-up, toady, pufferfish and a few other vulgar options I won’t mention here! leccapiedi bootlicker /lec·ca·piè·di/ – [lekkaˈpjɛdi] Italian, too, has its own range of terms, but the one ... Read more
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For problem behavior, spanking and even time-out are a waste of time. Try this instead.
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Unlock effective behavioral interventions with our collection of 4 social stories, meticulously designed for special education teachers and parents, particularly beneficial for children with autism. Addressing common challenges related to communication and social skills, these short stories("Answering the Phone", "Ask to Play", "When People Don't Respond", and "Staying on Topic"), enriched with visuals, provide a structured and easy-to-implement approach for a variety of behaviors. Each story describes a specific situation and scripts the appropriate response, offering direct instruction and training for children with autism. Utilize these mini stories proactively before anticipated events or as a regular practice to reinforce positive social behaviors. Enhance durability by laminating or using page protectors for extended use!
*The Incredible 5 Point Scale is used to assist students in becoming aware of their emotions, such as anger or pain, and the stage or level of the emotion. The scale can be used with a variety of students but can be particularly affective for students with Asperger’s and Autism Spectrum Disorder. One to one instruction is suggested as the best way to introduce this strategy. Using the scale, the student rates his emotions or status of a condition or state. Possible areas of focus may include: anger, worry, anxiety, voice level, body space, etc. This then allows the student to (a) provide information to the teacher about how he is feeling, (b) become more effective in managing his thinking process, and (c) implement the desired behavior as a proactive approach. Giving a number instead of trying to describe or name an emotion helps students think efficiently in order to make good decisions in a variety of situations. Authors Buron and Curtis (2003) suggest pairing the scale with a story or narrative to provide additional information about using the scale. Select to print The following steps may be used when implementing a 5‐Point Scale with a student 1. Choose the target behavior. Any kind of behavior or status can be a target behavior if rating the level or status of the behavior enhances adaptability. Anxiety or other feeling that usually result in problem behaviors may also be also targeted for rating. 2. Decide on the content for each scale point associated with the target behavior. In the Incredible 5 Point Scale, each of the 5 stages represents the level or magnitude Of the target behavior. 3. Develop a story or visual cue for the story if necessary. The story or visual cue should be developed carefully based on the student’s interest or level of understanding. It should explain how the scale is to be used. 4. Introduce the scale to the student. To use the scale successfully the student must learn how to discriminate and identify each stage 5. Practice the scale with the student, revising it if necessary. Peers who understand the student can support her as she practices the appropriate behavior or interaction by using the scale. Adults, including Parents, Teachers, or other, in the setting, can help by using the scale with the student in various situations. *Buron, K. D., & Curtis, M. (2003). The incredible 5‐point scale: Assisting students with autism spectrum disorders in understanding social interactions and controlling their emotions responses. Shawnee Mission, KS: Autism Asperger Publishing Company. Samples to print/save: Worksheet with pictures Worksheet w/o pictures Sample scale Business card blank scales Scale about changes Dating scale Help scale Anger scale Voice level scale Poster sized scale Interaction scale Small scales
Parents from around the world have been sharing the hilarious mayhem caused by their children during quarantine, in an amusing Bored Panda gallery.
Mom is at a loss when her daughter calls her teacher's son anorexic to her face and decides to not buy her concert tickets but her husband disagrees and thinks the punishment is too strict.
