Tag Archives: Managing Child Behavior

Managing Behavior – Consequences – Part 2
In our last post, we continued the discussion of the ABC’s of behavior management, focusing on the C’s, Consequences. As […]

Managing Behavior – Consequences – Part I
Consequences In our previous post, we discussed the ABC’s of behavior management, with more focus on the A’s, […]

Managing Behavior – Where to Start
Do you know your ABCs? Most kids learn their ABCs at a very early age, but those aren’t the same […]
To Reward or Not to Reward: Behavior
We’re revisiting a mini-series of sorts on a controversial topic; controversial in education anyway: Giving rewards for behavior. Back […]

Enhancing Math On-Task Behavior
At the recent Mid-South Regional Conference for Psychology in the Schools, Jade Bennett (pictured), Gini McClurg, and Jessica Eshbaugh, […]

Digital Media & ADHD: Not So Fast!
Numerous studies are published each month in the professional literature, and sometimes those studies get picked up by the […]

Bedtime Anxiety
In an earlier post, we talked about separation anxiety, what it looks like, and some basics as to how […]

The Preschool Drama: Separation Anxiety
A popular topic among parents with preschool-age children, separation anxiety, is a normal part of development for most younger […]

Put Your Screen Down, and Just Walk Away…
Seriously, the evidence is mounting that the use of electronic devices before bed is causing sleep disruption by suppressing […]

Effective Use of Time-Out
Parents often have questions about using time-out, or we hear complaints from parents who have attempted to use it, […]