Module 5: Child Guidance
Recognition of children’s positive behavior can be the most effective method for children to learn positive behaviors. hildren need teacher’s support, recognition, and acknowledgement for making the decision to act in an appropriate manner. When teachers use praise the child learns there are positive consequences for appropriate behaviors.
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