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Do icebreakers and activities to let them know they can trust you. Make this a daily thing so it is reinforced

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Give the student time to share their side of the story. Don’t assume it was all they. It’s right to be fair

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Zero tolerance does not allow children to figure out their mistakes or learn from it. It also forces them to lose their creativity due to fear of getting in trouble.

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I feel that it won’t always work, I guess it depends on the situation of what the student did.

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zero tolerance makes sense if the school/organization handles it correctly. If you punish the child constantly, it does no good for them. However if you sit with a child, talk to them and try to find a source of this frustration that they are expressing you could possibly end the 'bad behavior"

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Youth-service could be a great thing because it is not traditional punishment

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I feel that this doesn't give students the chance to learn from their mistakes.

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I think that these policies are very strict and not very understanding towards some students pasts.

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I think zero tolerance policies are making those children with bad behavior feel like they may be doing something wrong all the time but they may be acting out because of trauma.

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Youth services will benefit the child as well as the adults. Becoming more understanding when with a child who is struggling with behavorial issues, there is something at the root and needs to be found.

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Youth services will benefit the child as well as the adults. Becoming more understanding when with a child who is struggling with behavorial issues, there is something at the root and needs to be found.

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Youth serving orgs can be useful to students that have gone through trauma, but zero tolerance policies are unfair.

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I think zero tolerance could make sense for some kids, but not all. I also think it depends on the situation and the way it's handled.

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Schools should try to get to the bottom of the behavior instead of punishing children and ignoring their ability to change these behaviors.

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Zero tolerence

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There shouldn’t be a zero tolerance policy for  bad behavior, schools should be more lenient and flexible when it comes to the behavior of students. Schools should be working on helping the students with “bad behavior” rather than having a zero tolerance policy.

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they're only causing more harm for the students, and just making it "easier" for the schools to deal with.

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they're only causing more harm for the students, and just making it "easier" for the schools to deal with.

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in some situations bad behavior will occur in a school setting because not everyone knows what is going on at home

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I think there should be a policy that is not zero tolerance. There should be a system where the first time the student gets a small warning then they have a discussion with the teacher and then they get a consequence.

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I think that those types of policies are harsh. Not every kid who acts out does so intentionally. Kids who do act out should talk with the responsible adults to find out what could be causing their behavior.

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I think that those types of policies are harsh. Not every kid who acts out does so intentionally. Kids who do act out should talk with the responsible adults to find out what could be causing their behavior.

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I think there should be a deeper understanding of why the bad behavior is happening in the school. It shouldn’t just be “Oh well they are just bad kids” If we can look into the students more we can find the root of the problem with the student or traumatic experience. zero tolerance is something that doesn’t give students second chances.

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Zero-tolerance policies to a degree. Obviously if a student is harming or threatening other students that is major. Behavioral issues among students is common. Student counselors, aides or psychologists can help in the classroom. 

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Zero-tolerance policies to a degree. Obviously if a student is harming or threatening other students that is major. Behavioral issues among students is common. Student counselors, aides or psychologists can help in the classroom. 

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I do not think that zero tolerance policies are a good way to deal with some children's behavior because some may need more help in correcting their behavior due to issues they have at home. Children grow up in different types of families, so they think different types of behavior are normal or okay.

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Youth serving organization can be very helpful and reliable to people especially when they can not go to their parents or guardian about issues in their life. Zero tolerance in schools has many negative effects, many children believe that there is no point and they see no benefit in getting detention except for not being home so they do not have to deal with family problems.

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I think that they should be more lienient for children who have endured trauma because a consequence of traumatic experiences can result to a child acting out because trauma can decrease self-regulation skills and the child could go into "fight or flight" mode if they feel endangered or frustrated by even a simple occurence.