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CONTEXTUAL IDENTIFICATION OF CHALLENGING BEHAVIOUR AND THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION. WHICH RELEVANT INTERVENTIONS ALREADY WORK? WHY? ANY OTHERS? WHAT TOOLS/CPD/SUPPORT WILL HELP TO DRIVE YOUR VISION IN SUCCESSFULLY ATTENDING TO YOUR DESIRED OUTCOMES? Pan Lancashire Learning Mentor Network Conference November 2012 Aims of the session: A Nurturing Approach to Challengi ng Behaviour Mark P. Bocker

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Page 1: Pan Lancashire Learning Mentor Network Conference November 2012

CONTEXTUAL IDENTIFICATION OF CHALLENGING BEHAVIOUR AND THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION.

WHICH RELEVANT INTERVENTIONS ALREADY WORK? WHY? ANY OTHERS?

WHAT TOOLS/CPD/SUPPORT WILL HELP TO DRIVE YOUR VISION IN SUCCESSFULLY ATTENDING TO YOUR DESIRED OUTCOMES?

Pan Lancashire Learning Mentor Network Conference

November 2012

Aims of the session:A

Nurturing

Approachto

Challenging

Behaviour

Mark P. Bocker

Page 2: Pan Lancashire Learning Mentor Network Conference November 2012

MARK P. BOCKER – HEADTEACHERTHE OSWALDTWISTLE (SHORT STAY) SCHOOLHYNDBURN, RIBBLE VALLEY AND ROSSENDALE.

Jordanhill College of Education (B,Ed Hons) Adult Education & Sport for the Disabled (18 months) Teacher of P.E. to Head of P.E. (5 yrs) Senior Teacher; Beechcroft EBD Residential (10 yrs) Head of Knowsley Specialist Resource Facility (4 yrs) Inclusion Manager Bowring CSC (6 yrs) Senior Leader cover for Areté (6 months) Headteacher (March 2009-date) – Ofsted “Satisfactory” May 2012 – Ofsted “Good” – PTSA – PLA – SCITT- EISAF

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CAUSES OF UNDERACHIEVEMENT

List as many examples as you can in 5 minutes for each section.Flip chart paper and pens.

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SOME TRICKS AND TOOLKITS!

The Freedom Programme Solution Focussed Brief Therapy

EQ Workshops

NLP

Sexual Health

Double Decaffeinated half CAF’s

WhyTry?P4C

Children’s and YP’s Trust

Young Minds (Mental Health)

7 Habits of Highly Effective Teenagers

Mentoring/Peer Mentoring/Mediation

Healthy Relationships

Vision2Learn

Sexual Exploitation

LPPA (Parent Partnerships)IRIS

LUCID/PASS/Boxall/etcCounselling Sand Play Therapy

Heart Math Transforming Lives

Personalised Education Curriculum Standard

Choose LifeOrchard Programme

Transactional Analysis

Restorative Practices

Team Teach

RAMP

Nurture Groups

Coaching for SEAL

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WHAT NEEDS DO WE HAVE AND HOW IMPORTANT ARE THEY? HOW DO THEY AFFECT US?

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“EMOTION IS THE FORCE OF LIFE!”

TONY ROBBINS

3 decisions of destiny:

What am I going to focus on? (focus=feelings)

Past or present or future + self or others?

What does it mean?Is it the beginning or end? Punishment or reward?

What am I going to do?Let my emotion out? Give up? Move on?

TRY IT IN GROUPS OF 4/5 WITH THE LAMINATED CARDSALL MUST AGREE WITH THE CARD THAT RESONATES MOST

YOU HAVE 5 MINS.

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WHAT COULD MAKE THE DIFFERENCE TO THE QUALITY OF CHILDREN’S LIVES IN HELPING THEM UNDERSTAND AND PROGRESS?

Certainty – safe and secure Uncertainty – variety and surprise Significance – wealth, importance, uniqueness Connection or love – social, sexual or spiritual Growth – personal development Contributing beyond ourselves - generosity

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DO THESE THEORIES HAVE ANYTHING IN COMMON?

MASLOW

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TOM HOOBYAR’S 12 RULES OF LIFE

1. SELF-MANAGEMENT AND PEOPLE SKILLS ARE THE KEYS TO YOUR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS - The only obstacle is you!

2. YOU ARE AT THE CENTRE OF YOUR UNIVERSE. STAY THERE! - Keep your balance. Stay centred. Expect surprises.

3. WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT MOST IS WHAT YOU GET – The Law of attraction.4. YOU MAKE YOUR HABITS AND THEN YOUR HABITS MAKE YOU – practice good ones!5. GUILT ENSLAVES YOU. RESPONSIBILITY LIBERATES YOU – just move on.6. “OBLIGATIONS” ARE A FRAUD - free people set their own priorities. 7. EXPECT LESS FROM OTHERS AND MORE FROM YOURSELF – take control not WIIFM.8. NOBODY WAKES UP IN THE MORNING CHOOSING TO BE THE VILLAIN – forgive and

move on.9. THERE IS NO “HAPPILY EVER AFTER” IN THE REAL WORLD – value every second!10. THERE IS A HELL, AND IT STARTS EARLY – life doesn’t let you down, only you

can.11. YOU CAN CREATE PARADISE ON EARTH.  MANY PEOPLE DO – dream then do!12. IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO CHANGE - You can begin to turn your life around in a

second.The quality of our lives comes from what we actually do. So decide – it’s up to you!!