A Conscious Discipline® Presentation

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Sharing the Toolbox – Partnering with Parents to Build Parenting Skills A Conscious Discipline® Presentation Presented by: Sue Dierks, Conscious Discipline Certified Instructor suedierks@yahoo.com

§1302.51(b) A program must, at a minimum, offer opportunities for parents to participate in a research-based parenting curriculum that builds on parents’ knowledge and offers parents the opportunity to practice parenting skills to promote children’s learning and development. A program that choses to make significant adaptations to the parenting curriculum to better meet the needs of one or more specific populations must work with an expert or experts to develop such adaptations.

Learning Outcomes Learn strategies for strengthening parent knowledge and skills. Learn how to incorporate parent support throughout the program. Learn how family engagement outcomes are measured.

Conscious Discipline applies to every person who has a brain Conscious Discipline applies to every person who has a brain. - no age limit - typically developing - atypically developing

Round and Round the Garden Goes the teddy bear. One step, two step Tickle under there.

Executive State Skills Attention Working Memory 6-12 months Impulse Control Empathy & Emotional Control Prioritization 12-24 months Flexibility Task Initiation Preschool Organization Time Management Metacognition Elementary + Goal Achievement

Conscious Discipline® Parenting Curriculum Conscious Discipline is a “research-based curriculum” Conscious Discipline “builds on parents’ knowledge”

Conscious Discipline “offers parents the opportunity to practice parenting skills to promote children’s learning and development” HSPPS §1302.51 (b)

The Plan Step 1. Enrollment - Family Engagement Staff Step 2. Initial Home Visit – Classroom Staff Step 3. Shubert Lesson – Coach Step 4. Classroom Volunteering Step 5. Parent Meetings Step 6. October Education Conference – Classroom Staff Step 7. Third Home Visit – Family Engagement Staff Step 8. January Family Fun Night Step 9. Individual Support is always available from Family Engagement Staff and Classroom Staff

Health Family + Healthy School = Successful Child