Help Teachers Understand Your Child's Conduct Disorder
Do you feel their teachers don’t understand Conduct Disorder, leading to ineffective classroom management? Is your child’s behaviour at school causing constant stress and worry? Not to mention getting those dreaded phone calls from the school when you’re often too overwhelmed to handle them well?
You’re not alone. Many parents struggle with feeling unheard and unsupported by the school system when it comes to CD. This can leave you feeling isolated and powerless to help your child navigate the education system and, most importantly, stay in school.
Empower yourself and your child's teacher with our downloadable guide
This valuable resource bridges the gap between home and school, providing teachers with the knowledge and tools to better manage students with CD in the classroom. It provides valuable information on:
- Understanding CD and its symptoms
- Creating a positive and inclusive learning environment
- Effective communication strategies for parents and teachers
- Positive reinforcement techniques to encourage good behaviour
- Managing challenging behaviours constructively
Type: Info Guide.
Format: Downloadable PDF.
Printable: Print-ready in A4 size.
Pages: 6-page instruction document.
How this guide benefits both your and the school:
- Ease Your Burden: No need to try and explain Conduct Disorder yourself when you're already tired and overwhelmed – Simply print or email the guide to your child's teacher.
- Clear Communication: Equip teachers to understand CD, its causes, and how it affects your child in the classroom. This paves the way for open and productive communication between you and the teacher.
- Aligned Strategies: Ensure consistency between what works at home and what happens at school. The guide offers practical classroom management techniques that complement the strategies you've implemented at home.
- Reduced Frustration: Help your child's teacher avoid common pitfalls when dealing with CD. This can minimise frustration for both you and your child, leading to a more positive school experience.
- Stronger Collaboration: Foster a collaborative partnership with your child's teacher. The guide provides tips for open communication and working together to develop a unified approach to supporting your child.
Take control of the situation and give your child the best chance of staying in school.
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