Promoting Positive Behaviour

Strategies and Templates for Primary and Secondary Schools

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Positive behaviour reinforcement is a proactive approach that encourages desirable behaviour through rewards and recognition. It focuses on promoting good behaviour rather than just addressing misbehaviour. In New Zealand, this aligns with the values of manaakitanga (hospitality, kindness) and whanaungatanga (relationships, connections), fostering a supportive and inclusive learning environment.

Unlock the potential of your classroom with our guide, “Promoting Positive Behaviour: Strategies and Templates for Primary and Secondary Schools.” Tailored to the New Zealand education system, this essential resource empowers teachers with practical strategies and ready-to-use templates to foster a positive, inclusive, and supportive learning environment.

Practical, user-friendly templates, examples, Cut-out cards and strategies ready for immediate use. Made for New Zealand schools by New Zealanders.

General contents:

• The Importance of Positive Behaviour Reinforcement
• Understanding Developmental Stages: Primary vs. Secondary
• Core Principles and Strategies
• Primary School Strategies
• Secondary School Strategies
• Goal Setting and Self-Monitoring
• Peer Mentorship and Leadership
• Restorative Practices
• Establishing Classroom Rules
• Visual Aids and Charts
• Routines and Procedures
• Communication with Whānau
• Engaging Whānau in Behaviour Support Plans
• Cultural Considerations
• Incorporating Mātauranga Māori
• Respecting Diversity in the Classroom
• Pages of Templates, Resources and Examples

Download now for your school and share it with your staff on your network or Google Drive (provided in PDF and Google Docs for easy sharing).

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