Strategies for Disruptive Behavior with Rachel from the Behavior Check In

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In this insightful episode, we delve into effective strategies for managing disruptive behavior in the special education classroom. Our expert guest, Rachel, shares valuable insights on what works and what doesn't, drawing from her wealth of experience.Key Takeaways:What Doesn't Work:Engaging in power struggles or losing your cool is a counterproductive approachProactive Strategies to Prevent Disruptions:Knowing how to respond calmly and having clear expectations, along with explicitly teaching rules and procedures, form a strong foundation.Tailoring Approaches for Unique Needs:Rachel emphasizes the importance of reading and making notes, engaging with students and parents, conducting preference assessments, and building relationships Collaboration Between Teachers and Paraprofessionals:Regular communication and meetings are essential and be receptive to suggestionsReal-Life Success Story:Rachel shares a compelling success story involving patience, trust-building, and a three-year journeyLearn about Rachel Irwin from The Behavior Check-InRachel is a passionate and dedicated Behavior Special Education Teacher who has devoted over a decade of her career to supporting and teaching students with emotional and behavioral disabilities, along with their families. Rachel's commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of her students is deeply rooted in her personal experiences as a former student with an IEP and as a parent to a child with similar needs.In addition to her work in the classroom, Rachel is a dynamic content creator. she shares invaluable insights on supporting students with disabilities, effective classroom management strategies, teacher mental health, parenting, and the broader teacher lifestyle. You can find Rachel on her...YouTube channel, "The Behavior Check In," Instagram account And on TikTokRecognizing the need for practical resources, Rachel also operates a Teachers Pay Teachers storefront called "The Behavior Check In." where she provides a wealth of resources for fellow educators to enhance their teaching practices.Here are a few of her amazing products!Graph Bundle for daily behavior TrackingFree Classroom ScheduleGet your FREE copy of Impact Statement Mastery: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Writing Personalized IEPs.Expert tips and strategies,Easy-to-follow formats, andReal-life examples that bring theory to life.A must-have for every special education teacher and related service provider.  Follow JenniferInstagramTPT