Behavior Management Workshops

Behavior management tools and techniques are used to maintain a certain state of order or enforce a certain set of behaviors within a group of people. Unlike behavior modification, behavior management places a higher focus on maintaining behaviors rather than altering them. Behavior management has a wide variety of applications, but is most commonly used by schoolteachers to keep control over their classrooms.

Inspiring Success Workshops

• In any group of people, regardless of age, there will be at least one or two members who are challenging to deal with. They may be reluctant or defiant to the group structure, making your life as an instructor or educator more difficult. Because of this issue, a popular behavior management workshop subject is how to inspire and maintain successful attitudes among challenging group members. At the core of this subject is building relationships with these difficult members to inspire motivation on a one-to-one level while maintaining your own optimism and enthusiasm so as not to lose control of the group as a whole.

Intervention Workshops

• Conducting interventions to manage difficult behavior among various group members can be an effective behavior management workshop subject. Remember to be rational and calm when group members vie for power and control, or you risk losing your authority over the group. Interventions, using other authority figures in the group member's life, can also be an effective way to deal with incidents such as bullying and fighting. Knowing how to properly deal with these types of situations can also reduce your overall stress level and increase your energy level, as less energy gets spent dealing with difficult members.

Group Values Workshop

• Establishing values for a group can be an effective way to have the group members operate within the same parameters and quality standards. Develop a list of positive values, as a group, and have members of the group offer examples that demonstrate each value at play. A positive and supportive environment can help groups learn more and encourage members to make an earnest effort. At the core of an effective value system are known rules and consequences.

Behavioral Assessment Workshops

• Learning to assess the behavior of a group and its members is an important skill to acquire and use before you execute behavioral management techniques. Taking a workshop that deals with behavior assessment can help you determine what the most effective techniques will be for the particular groups that you lead. Based on your behavior assessment, you can create a behavior management plan that will proactively address potential behavioral issues before they become major problems.