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Positive Approaches to Discipline
Type:Professional Development
Category:Discipline
Age:Professionals
Details:Professionals who work with parents and children can model effective strategies that parents can learn and use themselves. Understanding where styles of discipline come from, why children do the things they do, and how to positively change behaviors takes time and practice. Participants leave this training with a clear understanding of their own expectations for children and many strategies for working with children and parents to help children achieve these expectations. They also learn positive and effective ways to help children learn self-control and strategies to guide parents in this process. After completion of this professional development course, participants will be able to: Understand core areas for promoting healthy development in children; Use strategies and techniques for positive discipline, communication and self-esteem; Work more effectively with parents and assist them in using new strategies
 
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