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Module 0 - Discipline Without Stress Trailer
Module 1 - Categories
Module 2 - Introduction
Module 3 - Dr. Marvin Marshall’s Background
Module 4 - The Discipline Without Stress Model
Module 5 - Attention Management Procedure
Module 6 - Teaching Procedures Using Visioning
Module 7 - Using Collateral
Module 8 - Dead Time Is Deadly
Module 10 - Not Relying On Rules
Module 9 - Asking For Volunteers
Module 11 - Positivity Choice And Reflection
Module 12 - Positive Imaging
Module 13 - Teaching is Marketing
Module 14 - Positivity Starts With the Teacher
Module 15 - A Short Recap
Module 16 - The Power of Choice
Module 17 - Choice Response Thinking
Module 18 - Changing One Word
Module 19 - Giving 3 to 5 Choices
Module 20 - Reflection, Perfectionism, and Tone
Module 21 - Changing Mindsets through Choice
Module 22 - Managing Impulses
Module 23 - Telling vs. Sharing
Module 24 - Counterwill
Module 25 - Solving Circles
Module 26 - A Lesson from a Monkey
Module 27 - Reflection and Learning
Module 28 - Impulsive Kids
Module 29 - Competition vs. Collaboration
Module 30 - Collaboration for More Participation
Module 31 - The Raise Responsibility System
Module 32 - A Horse Analogy and Trust
Module 33 - Understanding Behaviorism
Module 34 - Understanding the Hierarchy of Social Development
Module 35 - Understanding Levels A and B
Module 36 - Handling Bullying
Module 37 - Understanding External Motivation
Module 38 - The Effectiveness of Internal Motivation
Module 39 - Difference between Levels C and D
Module 40 - Using the Levels to Improve Learning
Module 41 - Checking for Understanding
Module 42 - A Letter from an Elementary School Teacher
Module 43 - A Letter from a Middle School Teacher
Module 44 - Learn a Critical Question
Module 45 - Eliciting Consequences
Module 46 - The Essay Forms and Self-Diagnostic Referrals
Module 47 - Working with Defiant and Impulsive Youth
Module 48 - An Administrator’s View
Module 49 - Commitment, PBIS, & Classroom Meetings
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