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017: Win over students & improve behavior in 5 days

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Students no longer respond to the punishment or rewards adults often offer. Guest Rick Lewis provides essential communication strategies you can use in the first 5 days of school and beyond to improve behaviors and create a positive learning climate. We need more than the authority that comes with our positions and titles, we need relational power to become a knowledgeable student ally.

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    About today’s guest

    Rick Lewis has 40 years experience as a counselor & educator in Palm Beach County Schools, FL. His work focuses on school climate, conflict resolution, mediation, effective communication, restorative justice, and staff relationships. He is a Board Member of Peaceful Schools International (PSI) and has nine publications in the area of social competency and conflict resolution with PSI and the Peace Education Foundation.

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