Introduction | Modules: 1 2 3 4 5 6

Module 6: Learning to Set Limits

Lesson b: Learned Behavior

Objectives

Increase awareness of behavior modification

Increase ability to compromise


Suggested Timeline

Time

Activity

Resources / Links
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Family
Exercises / Reading Strategies / Handouts

Teaching
Rationale

Literacy Modeling

5 min.

Review last class objectives and vocabulary

Reviewing the vocabulary and discussing it will reinforce vocabulary skills.

10 min.

Discuss vocabulary. . Use word attack skills while introducing vocabulary

While viewing the vocabulary be sure to point out base words, suffixes, and prefixes. Use of vocabulary outside of class should be assigned

Power Point show for vocabulary

Parents should be instructed to use the same word attack skills at home that are used in class. This will improve English skills.

Reading the vocabulary and discussing it will reinforce vocabulary skills.

Reading the vocabulary and discussing it will reinforce vocabulary skills.

15 min.

Discuss results from practicing and reinforcing learned behaviors.

 

Discuss and list 5 learned behaviors on the "Learned Behaviors" handout.

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The Discipline Book : Everything You Need to Know to Have a Better-Behaved Child-From Birth to Age Ten
by William Sears, Martha Sears. Paperback (February 1995)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Handout -Learned Behaviors

Discussing results will affirm the necessity for reinforcing "good" behavior.

15 min.

Discuss good behavior vs. bad behavior and the rewards and consequences.

This will open dialogue for class and families. It also will open perceptions of good vs. bad. Knowledge of rewards and consequences will be beneficial for both parent and child.

5 min.

Review objectives of this class and present topics and objectives for next class.

Review reinforces learning. This will allow parents to do self-exploration of the topic and objectives.

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