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Response 7 - Ted Talk Discussion

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Q Watch one of these Ted Talks. Take notes to help you write a response and reply to a classmate. Rethinking Challenging Behavior (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.)From the Baby's Point of View: Early Intervention Systems (Links to an external site.) Discussion Prompts: What did you learn? New information, new perspective, etc. Connect the content of this Ted Talk to something else we discussed in class. Did anything about this Ted Talk change your thinking? What might you do differently in your work going forward based on this Ted Talk? Reply to a classmate. Make a connection between your response and their response or ask a connection or share a reflection Assignment Criteria: Response should be approximately 500 words. Use APA citation where appropriate. Reply to a classmate with a short paragraph - 3-4 sentences. Student Support Resources: How do I view the rubric? (Links to an external site.) APA format resources

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This Tedtalk "Rethinking Challenging Kids-Where There’s a Skill There’s a Way" was really informative as we learned various informative points on challenging behavior of children and adolescents and how they can be taught skills of flexibility, frustration tolerance, and problem-solving. We discovered that when children do not behave appropriately, it does not imply that kid does not want to behave well; rather, there is a reason for those hard behaviors.