Child Behavior Workshops for Parents and Teachers
Parent Education Workshop
Parenting with Confidence
Tuesday’s Child provides workshops for parents to learn evidence-based positive behavior intervention strategies which they can implement at home with their children. Workshops can be customized to meet the needs of the audience, such as focusing on specific areas of concern or the logistics of the actual presentation schedule.
Tuesday’s Child’s Parenting with Confidence workshop offers specific strategies to create peaceful routines and foster cooperation. Parents will leave with effective phrases that encourage positive behavior both at home and beyond. We’ll also explore alternatives to yelling and threatening to achieve desired outcomes.
Our workshops are available for both English and Spanish-speaking families. It is recommended that workshops be presented separately for each group so that all families can get the most out of their time. This structure also promotes inclusion of culturally significant content and fosters supportive discussions that can greatly benefit all families in our community.
Parents Will Learn To:
Understand challenging behaviors as a form of communication
Plan ahead to proactively avoid problems rather than respond reactively
Use attention to encourage prosocial behavior
Incorporate simple parenting scripts that increase cooperation
Professional Development Workshop for Educators
Professional Development Workshop: How to Integrate the Challenging Child
Managing challenging behaviors in the classroom can place significant demands on staff time and resources. Our How to Integrate the Challenging Child workshop equips educators with practical strategies to address these challenges effectively.
What the Workshop Covers:
Positive behavior support tools that foster cooperation & promote emotional regulation
Practical techniques and scripts that motivate students to behave appropriately
Strategies to foster open communication & meaningful collaboration between teachers & parents staff
Data collection to ensure that replacement behaviors are successful
Key Takeaways:
Alternative scripts to replace "No," "Don’t," and "Stop"
Effective use of reinforcers
Identifying the function of misbehavior and redirecting it appropriately
Using discipline as a teaching tool
Tuesday’s Child is a CPS Vendor.
We can present in-person or virtually (synchronous) in English or Spanish, or we can present in both languages simultaneously (but in separate spaces) for an additional fee.
Interested in hosting a workshop or learning more? We’d love to hear from you!