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Creating a Positive School Culture: Using Verbal Intervention Strategies for Positive Student Behavior Support

Learn effective verbal de-escalation strategies to help support students across school environments.

At a Glance

Communication skills are often the foundation for implementing student behavior supports. How educators communicate with students during times of crisis or challenging behaviors can impact students’ level of de-escalation. This webinar will provide foundational information on verbal intervention, phases of de-escalation, and positive communication skills.

Topics

  • Positive School Environments

Outcomes

  • Learn effective verbal de-escalation strategies to support students across school environments.
  • Learn how verbal intervention strategies aid in creating a positive, safe, and inclusive school culture.
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NEA

Last Updated: June 2024

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Session Length

1 hour

Session Format

Online

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