The Teaching Pyramid: A Model for Supporting Social Competence and Preventing Challenging Behavior in Young Children
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Research suggests that promoting social-emotional development can provide support for children's appropriate behavior and prevent challenging behavior.A pyramid framework includes four levels of practice to address the needs of all children, including children with persistent challenging behavior:
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Research suggests that promoting social-emotional development can provide support for children's appropriate behavior and prevent challenging behavior.A pyramid framework includes four levels of practice to address the needs of all children, including children with persistent challenging behavior:
Key concepts: Citation, Competence (human resources), Pyramid (geometry), Computer science, Psychology, World Wide Web, Social psychology, Optics