Synopsis of article Calling All Frequent Flyers by Ross W. Greene - Your school discipline
program isn't working. If you're ready to rethink and retool, then you're ready
for collaborative problem solving.
The article gives you
information about how CPS works, how to do it and why it works. The article particularly stood out for me
because yes our student has a behavior however just sending her for a
psychological assessment is masking the behavior as we know she has what Dr.
Green calls lagging skills. These
lagging skills presents as the behavior because the student does not have the
skills to deal with the challenging demands of the environment they are in and
these demands class with their lacking skills.
Because the demands exceed the student’s skill a behavior occurs.
New learning for me if we learn the highly
predictable conditions that trigger or become the unsolved problem maybe we can
give the students the skills to deal
with the demands. This skill would help
the student later in life and give the student problem solving skills. The collaborative part is with the teacher
who sees the behavior and the principal because they are dealing with this
child in the office as a behavior.
After learning this strategy, I was able to
have students open up and the unsolved problem was revealed and then we could
help them gain the skills they needed to deal with the demands.
Summarized by Carrie
References
Greene, Ross W., Dr. "Calling All Frequent Flyers." Lives Inn Balance. N.p., 2012. Web. 07 Nov. 2012. <http://www.aea11.k12.ia.us/educators/counseling/documents/CAII/Frequent_Flyers.pdf>.
References
Greene, Ross W., Dr. "Calling All Frequent Flyers." Lives Inn Balance. N.p., 2012. Web. 07 Nov. 2012. <http://www.aea11.k12.ia.us/educators/counseling/documents/CAII/Frequent_Flyers.pdf>.
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