Need strategies to use to de-escalate a student in your classroom? I know when student engages in escalated behavior it can be hard to determine what to the student needs in that moment. It can also be hard to know how to de-escalate a student in your classroom without any strategies to pull from. We all want our students to be successful in our classroom. We want them to thrive and strive each and everyday. Sometimes, though our students become upset and frustrated and their behavior escalates. In those situations, we want to make sure we are providing them with the support they need to engage in a coping skill, calm their body, and re-enter the classroom. Using simple de-escalation strategies will ensure our students are given the tools to calm their bodies and be successful in our classrooms. In this episode I give you strategies to de-escalate a student in your classroom that are effective and feasible for you to engage in. I outline antecedent strategies (strategies that occur prior to a student's behavior escalates) that will prevent a student's behavior from escalating in the first place. These strategies are easy to implement and feasible in every classroom. They are effective and evidence-based strategies you can use in order to set your student up for success. I also talk about the escalation cycle and strategies you can use to de-escalate a student in your classroom at each stage of the cycle. Lastly, I talk about what to do after a student's behavior escalates in your classroom. There are steps we can take as educators to support each other after a situation occurs in our classroom and steps we can take to ensure our student's have the skills to manage their behavior and their emotions effectively. Our students need tools to manage their emotions and behaviors, I talk about these strategies and more in this episode. Listen now to learn strategies to de-escalate a student in your classroom.Resources Discussed in this EpisodeFREE GUIDE TO TEACHING COPING SKILLS IN YOUR CLASSROOM!Join the Teaching Behavior Together Community Join the email list for weekly emails, monthly freebies, and alerts for sales and new products. (Click Here)Visit my website for more strategies and interventions you can use daily in your classroom. (Click Here)Follow me on Instagram for daily behavior and social emotional learning tips (Click Here)Follow me over on Pinterest for all things behavior and social emotional learning (Click Here)