February Educators Panel

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February Educators Panel

FromDr. Ross Greene

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46 minutes

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Feb 7, 2011

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"The foundation of understanding is the willingness to listen." We don't know who said this, but it's what we discussed today on the Educators Panel.

Released:

Feb 7, 2011

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Along with four school principals, Dr. Ross Greene -- originator of the Collaborative Problem Solving approach (now called Collaborative & Proactive Solutions) and author of The Explosive Child and Lost at School -- helps teachers and parents better handle behaviorally challenging kids in the classroom and at home through implementation of his approach to solving problems collaboratively. This program airs on the first Monday of each month (September through May) at 3:30 pm Eastern time.

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the Empathy Step: Why Didn't The Student Talk?: Dr. Greene thought he was going to focus on the seldom-talked-about Invitation step of Plan B in this program. But -- and this is always a welcome development by Dr. Ross Greene
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Functional Assessments that Change Lives: We went with a more technical topic today, but one that comes up frequently in schools: how to incorporate the CPS model in general and the Assessment of Laggi by Dr. Ross Greene
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The Who, When, and What of Plan B: Who's supposed to do Plan B with a behaviorally challenging student? Should it be a person -- like the assistant principal -- who is totally removed from the u by Dr. Ross Greene
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CPS Goes to School: The Real Deal: In this program, Dr. Greene interviews Dr. Craig Murphy, school psychologist in the Newton, Massachusetts Public School system. As part of a 3-year, federally- by Dr. Ross Greene
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All Beginnings are Hard: This is Dr. Greene's first program, so be prepared for some pauses as he adjusts to new technology! But this program provides a nice overview of the Collaborat by Dr. Ross Greene
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Key Ingredients for Getting the CPS Ball Rolling: How do you get the ball rolling on implementing Collaborative Problem Solving in your school? That depends on where your school is at in terms of recognizing t by Dr. Ross Greene
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Getting Buy-In: In this program, Dr. Greene discusses how to help school staff who are having trouble "buying into" Collaborative Problem Solving. He describes some of the mis by Dr. Ross Greene
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Galvanized and Mobilized in Calgary: Today's program featured an interview with System Principal Lori Pamplin from the Calgary (Alberta, Canada) public schools. Lori's been helping the assistant p by Dr. Ross Greene
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Getting Specific on Unsolved Problems/Using Plan B in Groups: In this program, Dr. Greene initially spent some time reviewing several ALSUPs that were completed by teachers of actual students so as to examine whether the i by Dr. Ross Greene
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A Vision for School Discipline: In this program, Dr. Greene talks about the importance of having a "vision" for what discipline should look like in a school building. Having a vision starts w by Dr. Ross Greene
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Troubleshooting Plan B: In this program, Dr. Greene helps a group of educators -- who are trying to re-engage a student academically so he doesn't drop out of school -- figure out why by Dr. Ross Greene
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Working Collaboratively with Parents: Educators often blame parents for students' behavior problems at school, and often feel that a student's difficulties at school can't be resolved without parent by Dr. Ross Greene
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The Empathy Step: This program focused extensively -- and almost exclusively -- on the Empathy step of Plan B, and on "drilling" in particular. For the unfamiliar, drilling invo by Dr. Ross Greene
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December Educators' Panel: It's that time again...time for us to hear from four educators who've been implementing Collaborative Problem Solving in the schools and classrooms...and all th by Dr. Ross Greene
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February Educators Panel: "The foundation of understanding is the willingness to listen." We don't know who said this, but it's what we discussed today on the Educators Panel. by Dr. Ross Greene
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Alfie Kohn Interview: In this program, Dr. Greene had the pleasure of talking with Alfie Kohn, author of Punished by Rewards, Beyond Discipline, and many other critical books. This by Dr. Ross Greene
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Understanding and Helping Behaviorally Challenging Students: If things aren't going so well with the students with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges in your school, you're not alone! Helping challenging kids in by Dr. Ross Greene
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April Educators Panel: CPS and Bullying: Our Educators Panel tackled the problem of bullying today. This may not be surprising, but they concluded that bullies are lacking important skills and have u by Dr. Ross Greene
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Questions from the Trenches: Today's program was broadcast from Harpswell Island Elementary in Maine, where staff are in the early phases of learning about and implementing Collaborative Pr by Dr. Ross Greene
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Collaboration Between Parents and Teachers: This program focused on why interactions between teachers and parents have a high potential for going awry and what it takes to help things go better. It turns by Dr. Ross Greene
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The Invitation Step of Plan B (and More)...: The topic of this program was the much-neglected but really-important Invitation step (these days, referred to as the "Brainstorming ingredient") of Plan B. Bu by Dr. Ross Greene
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Lenses and Collaboration at All Ages: In this program, Dr. Greene answered some important questions about Collaborative Problem Solving. At what age is it appropriate to try to solve problems colla by Dr. Ross Greene
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Your Definition of the F Word: In this program, Dr. Greene discusses the difference between a popular school intervention -- Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) -- and Colla by Dr. Ross Greene
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Rewarding Kids for Collaborating on Solving Problems?: Well, the title pretty much says it all. But you'll have to listen to hear the answer. by Dr. Ross Greene
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Anytown High School, Session #1: A new feature for Collaborative Problem Solving at School! Listen in as Dr. Greene helps the staff at Anytown High School (a real high school in the U.S., loca by Dr. Ross Greene
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The Last Six Weeks: Teachers and students are running on fumes at the end of the school year. The weather is warmer and the finish line is in view. What should your Collaborative by Dr. Ross Greene
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October Educators Panel: This show serves as a reminder of the incredible insights our Educators Panel offers on a wide array of topics related to school discipline in general and behav by Dr. Ross Greene
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Landfill: Today's program featured a caller who had questions about a variety of aspects of the CPS model, including: How does working on unsolved problems teach lagging by Dr. Ross Greene
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November Educators Panel: Today was the first edition of a new feature for this program: the Educators Panel, which airs the first Monday of every month. Dr. Greene was joined by two e by Dr. Ross Greene
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What's Up with This Student?: This was a very interesting program. A special education teacher called in to try to get a better handle on the behavioral challenges being presented by one of by Dr. Ross Greene
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Life Without Carrots and Sticks: Help for our most vulnerable students...and their teachers and classmates by Dr. Ross Greene
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Why Isn't the CPS Model Being Implemented in Every School?: Our principals weighed in on this question...and lots of others. by Dr. Ross Greene
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The Least Toxic Response: Schools abide by a least restrictive environment standard in placing kids in classroom settings...shouldn't schools also adhere to a least toxic response standa by Dr. Ross Greene
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It's Never "Just" Poor Motivation: Are there students who are simply unmotivated to do well, or is it always more complicated than that? Is motivation the engine or the caboose? Alas, this was a by Dr. Ross Greene
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Lots to Learn About a Tough New Student: Susan described a new student with some interesting and unexpected points of view...and the discussion started rolling from there... by Dr. Ross Greene
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Seismic Shift: Focusing on Problems Rather Than Behaviors: Dr. Greene and the principals focused on a variety of topics, but probably the biggest: the importance of shifting away from focusing on behaviors (and modifyin by Dr. Ross Greene
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Assumption Check: It's that time of year again...the students are back, and the problems that were unsolved at the end of last school year are probably still unsolved now (except by Dr. Ross Greene
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"Learners" versus "Doers": Our guest on today's program was Tim Graves, Superintendent of Schools and Programs in the Near North District School Board in Ontario, Canada. He has some int by Dr. Ross Greene
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Four Ways to Improve School Discipline: The Educators Panel shared their thoughts on an article that recently appeared in the Christian Science Monitor (click here) in which recommendations for improv by Dr. Ross Greene
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After the Principal's Gone: On this month's program, the Educators Panel tackled the question of how to ensure that CPS outlives a principal's tenure in the building...and then got an upda by Dr. Ross Greene
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Plan B Feeds Us Too: What's crystal clear is that the CPS model is really helpful for behaviorally challenging (and other) students. But, among the various resounding messages from by Dr. Ross Greene
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February Educators Panel

February Educators Panel

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Titles in the series (100)

More Episodes from Dr. Ross Greene