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Be able to manage behaviour that challenges in a learning environment

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In this tutorial you will learn:

That it is important that teaching assistants learn how to manage a child or young person’s inappropriate behaviour effectively
About the many strategies that can be adopted to manage inappropriate behaviour
The importance of working as a team and support each other in dealing with inappropriate behaviour

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Click to read ‘Distressed behaviour - a guide for all audiences’ on the National Autistic Society website.
‘What affects behaviour?’ on the Learning in the Leaves website. Read this article and the other two articles about behaviour in the 'Behaviour and Learning' section of 'Learning and development'.
‘Supporting children with challenging behaviour through a nurture group approach’ by Ofsted. Click on the icon to the left to read this survey, which considers what makes nurture group provision successful and evaluates the impact on the pupils and their families. The age group here is 4-11 years old.
‘Getting the simple things right: Charlie Taylor’s behaviour checklists’ gives some key principles to help improve school behaviour.
This Department for Education case study looks at two schools using a whole school approach to managing behaviour.
This webinar ‘Staying well in behaviour hell: behaviour management and your mental health’ offers tips and advice for teachers and education staff on how to help look after yourself when managing pupil behaviour.
Read ‘How Can I Manage Classroom Behaviour Effectively?’ from the Edapt website.

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