Collaborative Problem-Solving for Social and Emotional Learning

Explore the Collaborative Problem-Solving approach in Social and Emotional Learning, focusing on understanding behavior, lagging skills, and unsolved problems. Discover strategies such as Plan B for collaborative solutions and the importance of empathy and defining concerns. Gain insights into popular explanations for behavior and different options for addressing challenges.

• Collaborative Problem-Solving
• Social Emotional Learning
• Behavior Management
• Empathy
• Student Perspective

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1. Collaborative Problem Solving Social and Emotional Learning Department

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3. Cant Do versus Dont Want To 3

4. Change your Lens 4

5. Consequences 1. Teach basic lessons about right and wrong 2. Give students an incentive to behave 5

6. When does Behavior Occur? Behavior occurs when the demands of the environment exceed the student s capacity to respond adaptively. 6

7. Top 6 Popular Explanations 1. He just wants attention. 2. He just wants his own way. 3. He s manipulating us. 4. He s not motivated. 5. He s making bad choices. 6. He has a bad attitude. 7

8. The Options PLAN A: Unilaterally solving a problem by imposing your will. PLAN C: Capitulation or Caving. PLAN B: ? 8

9. Power or Influence 9

10. The Options PLAN A: Unilaterally solving a problem by imposing your will. PLAN B: Problem solved collaboratively and not unilaterally. The adult understands the student s perspective on the unsolved problem PLAN C: Capitulation or Caving. 10

11. Kids Do Well If They CAN Lagging Skills The social and emotional learning skills the student is lacking. (WHY) Unsolved Problems The specific conditions or situations in which challenging behavior occurs. (WHERE) 11

12. Getting Started with Plan B 1. Empathy (Gain the student s perspective) 2. Define the adult concern 3. Invitation 12

13. Book Study 13

14. #SELectLove Social and Emotional Learning Department