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Post by NickCarter on Dec 20, 2018 14:00:47 GMT -8
Describe the Listen, Limit, Listen process. Which step is toughest for you?
I think knowing exactly when to limit would be hard. You want to wait for them to make the right choice but sometimes children can't help but be irrational.
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Post by Sierra on Jan 13, 2019 15:53:31 GMT -8
It's tough to continue to listen because in a tantrum my first instinct is to give their body space.
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Post by pj5 on Jan 20, 2019 16:32:08 GMT -8
The final step of listening when they are crying, yelling, or throwing a tantrum because if they aren't able to speak until they calm down then it feels futile to be listening.
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Post by srambow on Feb 28, 2019 18:11:35 GMT -8
The hardest step for me in Listen, Limit and Listen varies with certain children at the school. The listening part is obviously hard when a child is crying or trying to calm down from being upset. The limit can be difficult too with certain kids that i work with. I have had to physically remove a child away from others because of being violent and then the child just starts lashing out on me and gets even more upset from being removed.
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