Inside the School Discusses Keys to Handling the Rollercoaster of Correcting Bad Behavior
Summary
In Discipline with Dignity, Mendler explained solutions to the connection problem that involve every day techniques that will end this behavior." ### Madison, WI, February 06, 2010 --( PR.com )-- Allen Mendler, Ph.D, educator and school psychologist believes students truly do want to learn; its just tapping into their desire to do so.Inside the Schools online seminar, Discipline with Dignity he reviewed strategies and techniques educators can use to motivate students to stop acting out and start shaping up - while maintaining dignity and control.“We all know there are always voices that compete for the hearts, minds and souls of our kids," Mendler said.Its how educators maximize the 10, 20 or 30 percent of influence they have.Mendler’s five key attitudes and beliefs for success are: 1) Staying optimistic and persistent.It is a common phenomenon with behavior change.Mendler challenged the listeners to think of things they have changed in themselves over the past year or two.In Discipline with Dignity, Mendler explained solutions to the connection problem that involve every day techniques that will end this behavior.