Positive Pathways: Managing Challenging Behaviors in General Education Settings Grades K-12

July 24, 2025
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
EST

Expert Facilitators

Nadine Smith
Cynthia Guggeheim

Course Insights

This course empowers K–12 educators with proactive, inclusive strategies for managing challenging student behaviors in general education classrooms. It explores the root causes of behavior, emphasizing the role of relationships, regulation, and reflection in behavior support. Educators learn how to set clear expectations, de-escalate challenging moments, and reinforce positive behaviors in ways that preserve student dignity and build community. Practical techniques and real classroom examples are provided to help translate these practices into everyday routines.

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Key Learnings

  1. Building Positive Relationships as a Foundation for Behavior Support
    Participants will learn how to foster trust, empathy, and open communication with students to establish a safe and respectful learning environment.

  2. Implementing De-escalation and Coping Strategies
    Teachers will gain tools for identifying early signs of escalation and practicing calming techniques that help students regulate emotions before behaviors intensify.

  3. Creating Reflective and Supportive Classroom Cultures
    Educators will develop systems to promote student ownership, use restorative language, and model emotional intelligence—ensuring that behavior interventions align with long-term student growth goals.

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