The Behaviour Toolbag

£ 40.99

The everyday stuff that makes a difference.

Learn how to manage challenging behaviour issues that cause concern and to maintain positive behaviours through tried-and-tested strategies and interventions. The Behaviour Toolbag outlines influences on behaviour – school-based, social and emotional – and shows how to identify problem behaviours that can actually be changed. Includes clear guidance on adapting strategies to individual needs and settings, while ensuring staff manage their own emotional needs.

Topics include:

  • Influences of behaviour
  • What behaviour to focus on
  • 3 W’s – What, when and why
  • Reframing the behaviour
  • Positive practical behaviour management strategies and interventions
  • Special educational needs
  • Looking after the practitioner

Includes case studies, templates for individual behaviour plans, worksheets and handouts.

158pp A4 paperback

ISBN 9781906531270

This book would be of value to parents as well as schools and it reflects a grounded pupil-centred approach.” – Mary Mountstephen, SEN Magazine

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The everyday stuff that makes a difference.

Learn how to manage challenging behaviour issues that cause concern and to maintain positive behaviours through tried-and-tested strategies and interventions. The Behaviour Toolbag outlines influences on behaviour – school-based, social and emotional – and shows how to identify problem behaviours that can actually be changed. Includes clear guidance on adapting strategies to individual needs and settings, while ensuring staff manage their own emotional needs.

Topics include:

  • Influences of behaviour
  • What behaviour to focus on
  • 3 W’s – What, when and why
  • Reframing the behaviour
  • Positive practical behaviour management strategies and interventions
  • Special educational needs
  • Looking after the practitioner

Includes case studies, templates for individual behaviour plans, worksheets and handouts.

158pp A4 paperback

ISBN 9781906531270

This book would be of value to parents as well as schools and it reflects a grounded pupil-centred approach.” – Mary Mountstephen, SEN Magazine

Age Primary, Secondary
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