START A FRESH EVERY DAY is my favourite from the image below from @pathway2success.
Some great strategies
On this post on @lizard_learning Instagram, jem_honor wrote that her favourite strategies for helping her oppositional kids were; building relationships, empathy, teaching coping strategies and basic self-regulation such as deep breathing and remaining calm so kids can mirror.
Which strategy do you use or like the most when working with students who are oppositional in their behaviour?
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