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Redirecting Behavior

Redirecting Behavior

823.8K viewsJul 16, 2015

YouTubeAdministration for Children and Families (ACF)

Respectful Redirection: A Behavior Strategy for Teachers

Respectful Redirection: A Behavior Strategy for Teachers

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Redirection doesn’t work for aggressive kids behavior. It changes the task, context & meaning of the behavior. When a kid is aggressive & the adult redirects them, the aggression is never addressed. Escalation gets them out of the situation. Relief functions as a reward. Behavior is shaped in the moment. Redirection adds attention & fuels escalation. This is how redirection is used in schools, not the ABA version.#aggressivekids #schoolbehavior #behaviorplans #specialeducation #parentcoaching |

Redirection doesn’t work for aggressive kids behavior. It changes the task, context & meaning of the behavior. When a kid is aggressive & the adult redirects them, the aggression is never addressed. Escalation gets them out of the situation. Relief functions as a reward. Behavior is shaped in the moment. Redirection adds attention & fuels escalation. This is how redirection is used in schools, not the ABA version.#aggressivekids #schoolbehavior #behaviorplans #specialeducation #parentcoaching |

31.6K views3 months ago

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How To Use Redirection During Aggressive Tantrums? - Raising A Toddler

How To Use Redirection During Aggressive Tantrums? - Raising A Toddler

7 views9 months ago

YouTubeRaising A Toddler

How to Redirect a Child's Behavior | An Honest Conversation

How to Redirect a Child's Behavior | An Honest Conversation

4.8K viewsFeb 7, 2021

YouTubeGIGGLEZILLA KIDS

Parenting Tips - How To Redirect Your Child's Behavior

Parenting Tips - How To Redirect Your Child's Behavior

12.3K viewsMar 22, 2013

YouTubeKids In The House

When kids get physical during a meltdown, it’s not “bad behavior” - it’s their brain doing what it’s wired to do. The emotional part of the brain is fully online from birth, but the thinking part that helps with self-control is still under construction ( even into adulthood!😱) A few extra things to keep in mind: ✔️ Redirection: If they refuse your safe option (“stomp here” or “hit this pillow”), stay near by but don’t be a punching bag (protect yourself), repeat the limit once, and model the ac

When kids get physical during a meltdown, it’s not “bad behavior” - it’s their brain doing what it’s wired to do. The emotional part of the brain is fully online from birth, but the thinking part that helps with self-control is still under construction ( even into adulthood!😱) A few extra things to keep in mind: ✔️ Redirection: If they refuse your safe option (“stomp here” or “hit this pillow”), stay near by but don’t be a punching bag (protect yourself), repeat the limit once, and model the ac

2.2M views8 months ago

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Redirecting Behavior: A Guide for Early Childhood Educators

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Redirecting Challenging Behavior with Positive Activities

1.3K viewsApr 9, 2020

YouTubeLa Petite Academy

Effective Redirection Strategies for Educators

24.9K views3 months ago

TikToklani.lawson

Redirecting behaviour preschool & early years

2.6K viewsAug 29, 2020

YouTubeDavid Vinegrad

Redirection: Classroom Management Tricks of the Trade

86.8K viewsJul 15, 2010

YouTubeEdutopia

ABA Autism Training - Chapter 3 - Prompting

681.8K viewsFeb 7, 2012

YouTubeMatt Wiley

Teacher Toolkit: Total Physical Response

172.9K viewsJun 24, 2016

YouTubeESC Region 13

How to redirect students without embarrassing them

819 views1 month ago

YouTubeUnderstood

Infant and Toddler Series: How to Use Redirection

1.9K viewsNov 5, 2020

YouTubeChildren's Resource Center

Positive Guidance

90K viewsDec 21, 2017

YouTubeChildCareResourcesMT

Managing Child Meltdowns & Tantrums - Tips From A Board Certified Behavior Analyst

296.6K viewsJan 25, 2023

YouTubeThe Autism Helper

Redirection is best when it involves their mind and their body shifting attention. Too often, I see people thinking that they're redirecting someone with dementia when they're simply telling them to sit down. It's not just about telling them what not to do but giving them an opportunity to do something else. If it’s an activity that suits them cognitively and physically, you may be able to leave them to do it independently. This may give a caregiver 30-45 minutes where they aren’t dragging them

29.4K viewsApr 3, 2025

FacebookBe Light Care Consulting

Physical Guidance/Prompting

26.6K viewsSep 9, 2020

YouTubeAutism Learning Partnership

Response interruption and Redirection Study for autism vocal stereotypy part 1

5.6K viewsJul 12, 2016

YouTubeAllstarhooper

Why You Should Try Nonverbal Redirection First at Home Sometimes, the best way to guide your child’s behaviour isn’t by saying anything at all. Using nonverbal redirection — like a gentle touch on the shoulder, a raised eyebrow, or simply moving closer — can be incredibly powerful. Here’s why: \t•\tIt keeps the peace: You can guide your child back on track without interrupting the whole household or creating unnecessary drama. \t•\tIt protects their confidence: A quiet reminder helps your child

1.1K viewsApr 29, 2025

TikTokraising_calm

When "Redirection" Becomes Physical: What Parents Need to Know

821 views10 months ago

YouTubeSpecial Education Academy™

Classroom Strategy: Redirecting Misbehavior

19.5K viewsJan 17, 2020

YouTubeEducational Partners International

Response interruption and Redirection Study for autism vocal stereotypy part 7

3.5K viewsJul 12, 2016

YouTubeAllstarhooper

Redirection Techniques

198.4K viewsApr 9, 2013

YouTubeKeila Haynes

Helping Toddlers Regulate Emotions

146.3K viewsJun 1, 2016

YouTubeYale University

Positive Behavior Support: Strategies & Examples

5.3K viewsOct 10, 2017

Study.comMichael Quist

Redirecting Behavior Effectively in ABA Therapy

345K viewsApr 4, 2025

TikToklife4autism

Demonstrating Self-Regulation With Tone of Voice

141.3K viewsJan 14, 2019

YouTubeEdutopia

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