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Welcome Welcome Positive Guidance and Discipline for Af Afterschool Programs h l P School Age Editorial Board www cyfernet org www.cyfernet.org Presenters: Maureen Toomey, Extension Associate, University of Idaho 4 H Youth Development Sue


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Welcome Welcome Positive Guidance and Discipline for Af h l P Afterschool Programs

School Age Editorial Board www cyfernet org www.cyfernet.org

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Presenters:

Maureen Toomey, Extension Associate, University of Idaho 4‐H Youth Development Sue S. Manglallan, 4‐H Youth and Family Development Advisor, University of California, San Diego C t County

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Agenda Agenda

  • Why Misbehave
  • Assess the Environment
  • How Is Behavior Effected

How Is Behavior Effected

  • Strategies

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  • Scenarios
  • Opportunity for Processing
  • Preventing Misbehavior
  • Evaluation Feedback

Evaluation Feedback

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Wh Y h Mi b h Why Youth Misbehave

  • To Gain Attention

To Gain Attention

  • To Maintain a Sense of Control
  • They Have Feelings of Inadequacy
  • Revenge
  • Revenge
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Consider the Environment Consider the Environment

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Essential Elements of 4-H

Belonging Mastery

Essential Elements of 4 H

  • 1. Positive Relationship with a caring adult
  • 4. Engagement in Learning

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  • 2. An inclusive environment
  • 3. A safe environment

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  • 5. Opportunity for Mastery

Independence Generosity

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6. Opportunity to see oneself as an active participant in the future 8. Opportunity to value and practice service for others

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Search Institute l l A Developmental Assets

  • External Assets

4-H Essential Elements te a ssets

– Support – Empowerment

  • Belonging
  • Generosity

– Boundaries and expectations – Constructive use of time

  • Internal Assets
  • Belonging & Independence
  • Mastery
  • Internal Assets

– Commitment to learning – Positive values

  • Mastery
  • Independence

– Social competencies – Positive identity

  • Independence
  • Belonging
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Afterschool Programs Afterschool Programs

  • Physical Environment
  • Program Schedule
  • Program Schedule
  • Social Interaction

Planning is the Planning is the

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Physical Environment Physical Environment

  • Size of room
  • Size of room
  • Layout of furnishings
  • Use of space
  • Lighting

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  • Sound

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  • Movement between space
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Physical Environment

  • Lighting

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  • Sound
  • Movement between space
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Program Schedule Program Schedule

  • Planning activities
  • Materials and supplies
  • Materials and supplies
  • Transitions
  • Cooperative and fun
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Social Interaction Social Interaction

i h Create an environment that allows a child to be “receptive to p learning and eager to experience life ” life.

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Please complete a training survey Please complete a training survey. Fax to: 208‐454‐7612

Thank you for participating Thank you for participating.

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Contacts

Sue Manglallan, ssmanglallan@ucdavis.edu Maureen Toomey, mtoomey@uidaho.edu

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