Better student behaviour

Did you know that children with ADHD have a very reward driven brain - that drives them to seek out immediate pleasure ? That means if they're doing something that's boring, whatever the activity may ...

Did you know that children with ADHD have a very reward driven brain - that drives them to seek out immediate pleasure ? That means if they're doing something that's boring, whatever the activity may ...

Low-level disruption slows down teaching and learning, prevents students from focussing on their work and creates huge amounts of stress for teachers. It may be “low-level” in name, but it’s “high-lev...

Did you know there’s an area of science focussed on helping people engage in positive behaviour change? It’s called ABA (Applied Behaviour Analysis) and follows simple, tested principles for helping p...

Want to know how to de-escalate a student outburst? To some extent, it will depend on the needs of the individual pupil – but there is one mindset shift you can make that will improve your de-escalati...

Happiness is a teacher's best tool. But so many school teachers are now experiencing poor mental health due to the high workload, stress and over-scheduling that has become a part of our modern educat...

Done right, restorative practice can be a brilliant way of teaching pupils conflict resolution skills and encouraging them to behave positively because they care about the impact of their actions on o...

There’s been a worrying increase in children struggling with their SEMH needs within schools. But - as teachers and educators - what’s the best way of empathising and engaging with them… and forming ...

Teaching pupils with high levels of SEMH (or behavioural) needs? Sometimes, it can feel like they’re stuck in a cycle of damaging behaviour - and just never learn from the systems of rewards and conse...