Inappropriate Behaviour and Behaviour Management Techniques for Children and Youth

Like a sculptor turning a block of marble into a masterpiece, moulding positive behaviour in children and youth is an art. Positive Behaviour in Children and Youth

course in Inappropriate Behaviour and Behaviour Management Techniques for Children and Youth equips you with the chisel and mallet – the techniques and strategies to help carve out the best versions of children and youth.

Learning Outcomes

• Gain an understanding of the necessary policies and procedures, ensuring your practice of promoting positive behaviour in children and youth is compliant and effective.
• Learn how to promote positive behaviour, shaping a more harmonious learning and social environment for children and youth.
• Develop your expertise in behaviour management, honing your ability to guide children and youth towards better behavioural choices.
• Understand the nuances of inappropriate behaviour, enhancing your skills to redirect such behaviour in a constructive manner.
• Recognise the benefits of positive values, using these insights to further encourage positive behaviour in children and youth.
• Comprehend the role of Teaching Assistants (TA) and teamwork in shaping positive behaviour in children and youth.

Certificate of completion - Digital certificate

Digital certificate - Included

Certificate of completion - Hard copy certificate

Hard copy certificate - £9.99

The art of instilling positive behaviour in children and youth is complex, yet rewarding. This course is structured to guide you through this intricate process. Starting with an overview of relevant policies and procedures, it lays the foundation for your journey towards effective behaviour management. As Positive Behaviour in Children and Youth course progresses, you'll learn how to promote positive behaviour, creating a ripple effect that benefits the entire community.

You will delve into the nature of inappropriate behaviour, understanding its roots and how to address it effectively. The course also emphasises the role of positive values, showing how they can inspire positive behaviour in children and youth. The final modules focus on the roles of Teaching Assistants and teamwork in this process, reinforcing the importance of collaboration in the successful implementation of behaviour management strategies.

• Teachers and educators aim to better manage behaviour and promote positivity in their classrooms.
• Teaching Assistants looking to improve their skills and techniques in promoting positive behaviour in children and youth.
• Parents wishing to learn more about managing inappropriate behaviour and promoting positive habits at home.
• Individuals involved in youth work and interested in learning about behaviour management strategies.
• School administrators aim to implement or improve behaviour management policies within their institutions.

• Classroom Teacher: Median salary of £28,000 annually in the UK.
• Special Education Teacher: Median salary of £29,000 annually in the UK.
• Teaching Assistant: Median salary of £13,000 annually in the UK.
• School Counsellor: Median salary of £26,000 annually in the UK.
• Behaviour Specialist: Median salary of £30,000 annually in the UK.
• School Administrator: Median salary of £30,000 annually in the UK.

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