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Traditional Discipline vs Conscious Discipline

Traditional Discipline vs Conscious Discipline Poster

Post and share this visual summary of the differences between a traditional system of punishment and the Brain Smart consequences employed by Conscious Discipline. This download provides a clear reminder of traditional discipline vs. Conscious Discipline to help adults shift how they perceive and respond to children’s behavior. Age All ages Helps with Consequences Classroom […]

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How Conscious Discipline Compares to Other Programs

How Conscious Discipline Compares to Other Programs

Compare core similarities and differences between Conscious Discipline and other popular programs. This 1-page download includes a Venn diagram depicting key elements of both Conscious Discipline and mainstream approaches. Helps with Staff development Classroom management Emotional intelligence Social-emotional learning Venn diagram Self-regulation Use Classroom Parent night Staff training Home Related Free Resources Tips for the […]

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From Shame on You to I Love You: How Eliminating Punishments and Rewards Increases Student Engagement

Byline: Jenny Shannon If you Google “How to motivate students” it generates a staggering 633,000,000 pieces of content. Though student motivation is at the forefront of every educator’s mind, there has been a dramatic uptick in lack of motivation among students post-pandemic. In fact, forty-one percent of secondary school educators believe their students are very […]

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Supporting Every Student: Improving Outcomes and Experiences in Inclusion and Self-Contained Classrooms

Now, more than ever, schools recognize students’ unique and varied needs, and are seeking to meet them effectively. The sheer number of IEPs, inclusion classrooms, diagnosed and undiagnosed concerns, and specific modifications is rapidly increasing, often leaving teachers playing catch-up. Diverse learners require flexible, responsive solutions, whether they are in self-contained or inclusion classrooms. Teachers […]

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We Are Family: The Key to Positive Culture and Climate Shifts in 2024

New years are for new beginnings. Now that we’re back in our routines after the holiday break, it’s the perfect opportunity to re-evaluate approaches, strategies, and practices with fresh eyes. Conscious Discipline supports this reflection and self-evaluation with implementation tools to help identify areas to support. For many, one of the most impactful ways to create change […]

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Empowering Educators for Life-Long Self-Regulation: A Transformational Workshop for Students with ASD and Caregivers

When we think of autism, our frame of reference can be limited to students with ASD in our school systems. While it is true that autism is an important topic of discussion in relation to thinking about how to teach children with autism, what is often overlooked is the effect that ASD has on adults […]

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The Importance of Healthy Communication About Race Within Families

For parents, discussions about race and racism can be challenging. Still, it’s important to have conversations about this critical topic. The American Psychological Association (APA) explains that when you talk about race and ethnicity: Children are more respectful of other groups and less likely to incorrectly judge others. Children learn to recognize and appropriately respond […]

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Dr. Becky Bailey Delivers Keynote Address at the 2019 South African Principals Association Western Cape Conference

ORLANDO, Fla. (May 22, 2019) Dr. Becky Bailey delivered a keynote address, led two breakout sessions and hosted a book signing at the 2019 South African Principals Association (SAPA) Western Cape Conference. The event was held in Cape Town, South Africa from May 17-18. This year’s theme was “Classroom Discipline: The New Wild, Wild West.” […]

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Why Conscious Discipline Consequences Work and Punishments Don’t (And How to Give Effective Consequences)

This is Part One of a three-part series on Conscious Discipline consequences. Read Part Two and Part Three for more information on effective consequences. Conscious Discipline offers solutions for social-emotional learning, discipline and self-regulation. The goal is to help parents and schools reach and teach every child. Once instilled, these essential skills will last a […]

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Conscious Discipline Improves SEL, School Climate, Readiness and Pro-Social Behavior

Rain, J. S. (2014). Loving Guidance, LLC. Final report: Conscious Discipline Research Study. Intro brief: This study examined the impact of Conscious Discipline on social-emotional behaviors in early childhood programs in three states. Data was collected using four separate tools and a school readiness assessment. Those receiving Conscious Discipline training experienced an increase in positive […]

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Examining the Impact of Conscious Discipline on Social-Emotional Behaviors in Early Childhood Programs

Conscious Discipline Training Produces Increased Positive Results in Social-Emotional Learning Skills, School Climate, School Readiness and Pro-Social This study examined the impact of Conscious Discipline on social-emotional behaviors in early childhood programs in three states. Data was collected using four separate tools and a school readiness assessment. The experimental group receiving Conscious Discipline training experienced […]

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