The Empathic Approach to Disciplined Intervention

Teachers became particularly committed to this empathic approach to discipline that would be better for cutting off negative patterns of interaction with students. Agan: We have multiple conflicting mind sets about the very same thing. In teaching, and in parenting, by the way, with disciplinin your own children,. i think that we can both have the the belief. My job here is to maintain this positive relationship to understand this child - especially when they have difficulties. And we also have a kind of punitive mind set, where we think rewards and punishments are what drives behaviour. O for example, a reliable way to increase people's well being and their happiness is to reflect on the gratitude that you feel to