Transcription of Early Childhood Behavior Management - IRIS
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Or : Higher Education Faculty PD Providers Practicing EducatorsSupporting the preparation of effective educators to improve outcomes for all children, especially those with disabilities, birth through age 21 THEIRISCENTER with Instructor s GuideEarly ChildhoodBehavior ManagementCASE STUDY UNITC reated byJessica Hardy, Janice BrownKim Skow120915 IRIS@VU Modules and Materials DevelopmentNaomi C. Tyler, Ph D Co-DirectorVanderbilt UniversityPhone: (615) 343-5610 or (800) 831-6134 Fax: (615) 343-5611 Email: @CGU Technical Assistance and TrainingDeborah D. Smith, Ed D Co-DirectorClaremont Graduate UniversityPhone: (909) 607-8982 or (866) 626-IRIS [4747]Fax: (909) 607-0959 Email: contents of this resource were developed under a grant from the Department of Education, #H325E120002.
administrators report that many early childhood teachers lack the skills necessary to address challenging behaviors . Teachers can prevent many challenging behaviors from occurring by developing effective classroom rules .
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