Definitions Flashcards

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Acknowledge Student Power

A

I can’t make you

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Establishing Consequences

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Prior to disruption, conséquences are established

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3
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Grandma’s Rule

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When you eat you dinner, then you may have dessert

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4
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I-Message Plus

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I feel X when you do Y, and your classmates feel Z. Can you think of a better choice?

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5
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Language of Choice

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Your choice is X or Y

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6
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Make a Better Choice

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I want you to think of a better choice you could make right now

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7
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Picture it Right

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If you were at your best right now, how would it look?

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8
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Redirect

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Have you done X yet?

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9
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Restart

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Stop! Look! Listen!

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10
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Restructure the Task

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Let’s take this part a step at a time

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11
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Right Now Validation

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Right now you are feeling X. That’s ok but what you need to do is Y

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12
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Table the Matter

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Let’s give this a rest for now. We can talk about it when we are both calm

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13
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Target, Stop, Do

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Name, right now, you are doing X. You need to be doing Y

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To You… To Me

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To you this lesson may be boring, to me it is important because

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15
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Just Consequences

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Appropriate and linked
Pre-established
Clear

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16
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Four Types of Consequences

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Apology
Loss of activity, interaction, access
Restitution
Responsible thinking