9 Essential Skills For the Love and Logic Classroom:

    Low Stress Strategies for Highly Successful Educators

Love and Logic principles for the classroom! 

This training program equips classroom teachers with the tools that have been so effective with parents. Learn how to handle even the most challenging students’ behavior. This program will provide some great practical skills for discipline in the classroom, not just theory. The 9 Essential Skills program gives great proactive tools for “nipping misbehavior in the bud” so that teachers can get on with the real task at hand, teaching!  But, it doesn’t stop there.  The program is also full of techniques that you can use to respond to students who are misbehaving.  The result is that teachers are able to facilitate learning, rather than be frustrated with misbehaving students.  After implementing these techniques, most teachers find themselves much more stress-free and more effective in the classroom!  We would love to come and present this program to your school.   This program, like all Love and Logic programs, is multi-media with video presentations from the authors of the program, exercises, stories, and instruction.  It is both informative and practical. 

Bring greater respect and responsibility to your school!

Here’s an overview of the program:

Module 1 – Neutralizing Student Arguing

Introduction

The Problem with Arguing

Going “Brain Dead” & Using One-Liners

Module 2 – Delayed Consequences

The Two for One Consequence

Warnings

Plugging the Holes

Module 3 – Empathy

Empathy and Thinking Mode

Empathy Before Consequence

Empathy vs. Sympathy

Module 4 – The Recovery Process

Preserving the Learning Environment

Steps of the Recovery Process

When a Student Won’t Leave, the Class Does!

Module 5 – Developing Positive Teacher / Student Relationships

Praise vs. Encouragement

One-Sentence Intervention

When Multiple Students Misbehave at Once

Module 6 – Setting Limits with Enforceable Statements

“You will” vs. “I will” – Picking a Fight vs. Focusing on the Controllable

Setting Limits by Turning Your Words into Gold

The Power of Questions

Module 7 – Using Choices to Prevent Power Struggles

Sharing Control

Guidelines for Giving Choices

Turning Demands & Threats into Choices

Module 8 – Quick and Easy Preventative Interventions

Preventative Intervention List

Focus on Prevention and Basic Needs & Be Willing to Give Empathy & Consequence

Preventative Interventions vs. Logical Consequences

Module 9 – Guiding Students to Own and Solve Their Problems

The Five Step Problem Solving Model

Three Types of Teacher Responses to Problems

Doing Discipline on Our Terms

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