ZOR

Question 1

The stages of regulation strategies are

Accepted Answer

Behaviour, language and metacognitive strategies

Question 2

We regulate the following processes

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all of the above

Question 3

The neurobiological components that impact regulation are

Accepted Answer

True

Question 4

Dysregulation ... (pick all that apply)

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describes the imablance in our internal state, can be used to describe our emotions and behaviour, is the opposite of regulation, our nervous system is often flooded with stress hormones

Question 5

What is regulation?

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Regulation is to adjust, manage, or control something so it works well.

Question 6

The essential elements of a Zones Climate are

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All of the above

Question 7

With ZOR there will be an increase in self-regulation, positive social behaviour and academic performance.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 8

In the ZOR, what is "Climate"?

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is how someone experiences and feels in a space, environment, or setting.

Question 9

We can regulate in one of two ways: self-regulation and co-regulation.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 10

The neurobiological components that assist with regulation are

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Social cognition, Sensory processing, Executive functioning, Emotional regulation

Question 11

How can we build the foundation for regulation?

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Co-regulate, Cultivate inclusion, Regulate ourselves, Build relationships, Make sense of behaviour

Question 12

To make sense of behaviour we can approach with curiosity about

Accepted Answer

development, relationships, basic needs, skillset, climate and human nature

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