Here are some behavior videos to assist parents in implementing digital learning in the home environment:

1. How to Deal with Common Behaviors at Home- A 57 minute video covering pieces of distance learning issues as well as other common behavior problems you may see at home:
How to Deal With Common Behaviors at Home

2. Kids that Won't Sit Still- a 5 minutes video on how to get your child to sit and be ready to learn when they might not be able to do that yet.
Kids that Won't Sit Still

My Kid Won’t Sit Still Written .pdf

3A. Principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Part 1- This is a 2 part powerpoint broken into 2 videos. Applied Behavior Analysis is a widely known Evidenced Based Approach to teaching skills as well as behavior modification. This will break ABA down into understandable pieces so that you may look at behavior through a different lens:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLnzh18b0jI

3B. Principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Part 2

4. Everyone recommends using some sort of schedule when working with a child, but which one is right for you and your child? If you don't choose the right one for you, they can make things more complicated. This video is a quick video that goes over somethings to look for when picking a schedule that fits your family when teaching:

Sometimes schedules can create more problems

5. We love offering up toys, tv time, iPads etc as motivation for our children doing work, but what happens when they don't want to give them up or put them down? Sometimes the struggle creates a bigger issue than the one you originally had! This is a quick video showing how to get your child to shift from something they really want, to something you really want them to do:

How to get an Item from your child:

6. Establishing school schedules at home: A "how-to" strategy using visual supports, a routine daily schedule, and a reinforcement schedule to establish a school/academic time in the home environment. (Link)

Establishing school schedules at home

7. What happens when you present work to your child? They don't always say yes right away! Here is a powerpoint going over some ways to build behavior momentum to get your child to do work, when they say "no" or don't move!:

Working Through Escape Behaviors: Presentation-parents.pptx

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8. Sometimes it's infuriating when our children don't listen to us. This we call the control method where we can maintain some control with a goal to build momentum and achieve compliance:

Control Method

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