In today’s evolving international school landscape, educators and school leaders may be facing increasing behavioral challenges. This presentation is designed for school leaders and admissions directors who seek to better understand why behaviors occur and how to support students effectively. By exploring the fundamental functions of behavior and the insights of Dr. Ross Greene, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how behaviors are often linked to lagging skills or unsolved problems.

Learning Outcomes

1. Functions of Behavior: Understanding the underlying reasons behind student behaviors, such as seeking attention, avoiding tasks, or sensory stimulation.
2. Dr. Ross Greene’s Approach: Examining how behaviors can be addressed by identifying and addressing lagging skills and unsolved problems, rather than simply managing symptoms.
3. Shifting Perspectives: Learning to view behavior through a new lens, focusing on understanding and support rather than discipline.
4. Practical Strategies: Discuss ways to implement supportive practices in schools, fostering a culture that encourages student success and well-being