There is also a dark side to these behavior management systems. For the kid who doesn’t earn the stickers, clips down instead of up, or never climbs above the yellow card, these charts can be ...

Ready to try a behavior chart? ... School-aged children might even enjoy making this type of chart themselves. Magnetic charts are better for children ages 4 and older.

Martin, the father I talked about earlier, did try to get his daughter’s school to do away with the behavior charts — as did I, incidentally. Both of us were met with inaction. For Martin, ...

Behavior charts are still widely used as discipline tools, and for teachers with at least 20 students to manage, they may be effective. But for students who have experienced trauma, it can be just ...

Behavior charts can help with potty training, bedtime routines, mealtimes, and more. Next, decide on the ultimate reward that your kid will earn when they achieve a certain number of stickers.

A former K-5 public school principal turned author, presenter, and leadership coach, ... Back then it was popular to use behavior charts, ...

In her office at Mooretown, Gladney keeps a behavior chart for each child who frequently visits her office. Children receive green dots for good behavior, and red dots for discipline problems.

He devised a plan that was elegant in its simplicity: In addition to (but separate from) course grades, every teacher would assign a conduct grade to each student for each marking period.