What are some ways educators can maintain their anger in a productive and beneficial way, in the presence of a misbehaved chid? by Meerab Dawood

What are some ways educators can maintain their anger in a productive and beneficial way, in the presence of a misbehaved chid? by Meerab Dawood https://padlet.com/meerab679/owrh1k3kjeu30z4 en-us 2021-09-28 19:49:05 UTC 2021-10-13 04:24:06 UTC hello@padlet.com My thoughts lige5197315216 https://padlet.com/meerab679/owrh1k3kjeu30z4/wish/1808512017 1, Aware of time when you behave instinctively
Constantly reflect on what I habitually react and redirect to what I have learned help me back on track and make right dicision.
2, Know the anger of myself and childrens'
There are differences between adults' and children's anger. Children's misbehaviors are our chances to help them, and our emotion needs to be modified and managed to set an positive example for children. The only thing we need to know is, management and modification are not repression.]]> 2021-10-11 18:41:15 UTC https://padlet.com/meerab679/owrh1k3kjeu30z4/wish/1808512017 bettybeauty04 https://padlet.com/meerab679/owrh1k3kjeu30z4/wish/1812850726 It's good for educators to model good behavior. Reflect practice helps educators to think about the way they react to children's behavior. Helping the children to learn and practice self-regulation skills.]]> 2021-10-13 04:24:06 UTC https://padlet.com/meerab679/owrh1k3kjeu30z4/wish/1812850726