Verbal De-Escalation

Which corrective strategy helps validate feelings?

"The sooner you lower your voice, the sooner we can talk about what you need" is an appropriate response to use.

Which of the following is least likely to impact a student's behavior?

Frequent behavioral problems commonly arise from?

What is the primary goal of verbal de-escalation?

When de-escalating a student, you should always be taking into consideration the intensity, frequency, and duration.

What should you avoid when practicing active listening during de-escalation?

You can understand a student's perceptions using

Which approach would you avoid with an escalated/unsafe student?

What are corrective strategies?

"I know it can be hard when things don't go your way" is an example of

Why is debriefing an important part of the process?

During the debriefing process, creating a safe and non-judgmental environment is an example of

When working with an escalated student, you should try to see things from their perspective.

Your body language plays a role in de-escalation.

How do peers affect a student's behavior?

"It seems like you need a few minutes to calm down, why don't you count backwards from 10." is an example of

What do classroom routines and procedures NOT provide?

Having structures in your classroom provides predictability.

Ideally, how many rules should be in a classroom?

When a student is yelling, cursing, and kicking, one thing to try is

Which statement is more appropriate to use with an escalated student?

The proactive model focuses on

You would complete the debriefing process for all of the following reasons except

While addressing inappropriate behavior, which of the following is NOT being addressed?