@Mariya-Rajpar Children's misbehavior reflects something deeper: unmet needs, emotions, developmental stages, or learned responses. It's not just “bad” behavior; it tells a story.
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"Misbehavior: A Mirror, Not a Mistake – Guiding Children Through Reflection, Not Reaction"
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@Sanaa Adults (teachers, parents) should help children understand why they acted a certain way, helping them develop emotional intelligence and self-awareness.
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@Sanaa Emphasizes thoughtful responses over impulsive reactions like yelling, blaming, or punishment.
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@Mariya-Rajpar As a Workshop or Seminar Theme:
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@Mariya-Rajpar What children’s misbehavior may be trying to communicate
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@Mariya-Rajpar Reflective questions adults can ask before responding
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@Sanaa Replacing punishment with natural and logical consequences
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@Sanaa The role of adult modeling in behavior regulation
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@Mariya-Rajpar A wall chart or box where students can indicate how they’re feeling.
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@Sanaa One-on-one calm discussions after conflict.