I learned while I’m listening to this video. Teach the child how to express anger without being too aggressive. ... Be persistent but resilient. ... Always stay positive. ... Ignore irritating attention-getting behavior. ... Interact through physical activity. ... Be affectionate and respectful.
My only comment is "aggression" and it's Latin root is "aggredi" which means to approach or go to (Krahé 2013) Page 7 of "The social psychology of aggression" 2nd Ed. Active hostile aggression is more accurate. I've always said special kids need special attention, and focus. Almost all behavior is learned and they benefit greatly from kind, direct interactions with positive peers such as yourself and professionals in this field. Talk with them. I was surprised with my neices how well they know themselves, and given the chance they communicate clearly and effectively. Not all kids are the same, but they do surprise me at times.
I learned while I’m listening to this video. Teach the child how to express anger without being too aggressive. ...
Be persistent but resilient. ...
Always stay positive. ...
Ignore irritating attention-getting behavior. ...
Interact through physical activity. ...
Be affectionate and respectful.
My only comment is "aggression" and it's Latin root is "aggredi" which means to approach or go to (Krahé 2013)
Page 7 of "The social psychology of aggression" 2nd Ed. Active hostile aggression is more accurate. I've always said special kids need special attention, and focus. Almost all behavior is learned and they benefit greatly from kind, direct interactions with positive peers such as yourself and professionals in this field. Talk with them. I was surprised with my neices how well they know themselves, and given the chance they communicate clearly and effectively. Not all kids are the same, but they do surprise me at times.
I love this! What a blessing to see how you helped a child and family..
Who works with a client's diet and gut biome in their interventions?