
Understanding Low Arousal Approaches in Education: Strategies for Supporting Students with Challenging and/or Distressed Behaviors
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In this episode of "10 Talks: Conversations with Raj and Kristen", we explore the principles and practices of low arousal training, a crisis intervention approach aimed at supporting students with diverse abilities and behavioral challenges. In this episode, veteran educators Sharon and Heather share insights from nearly three decades of teaching experience across various countries, school districts, and specialized programs. They discuss the importance of maintaining a calm, non-confrontational approach, the role of sensory management, and why building positive, cooperative relationships with students is essential. From practical de-escalation techniques to the significance of consistency and teamwork, this conversation is packed with real-life examples, expert tips, and thoughtful reflections on creating safe, supportive learning environments for all students.
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