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 Self-regulation, our ability to control our emotions and behaviors, is taught and learned over our entire lifespan; but early childhood is an important time to establish the beginnings of self-regulation.
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What is self-regulation and why is it important? This video defines self-regulation and provides several examples of how children can begin to learn the concepts. |
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Dave Andrews talks about the importance of children learning how to resolve conflicts early in life. He also discusses the long term consequences for children who learn anti-social behaviors. |
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Self-regulating behavior is learned with and from adults. |
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Children can be taught to solve their conflicts and social problems independently.
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Rebecca Kantor talks about teaching children the skills for independence. |
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What does it mean to take a long view on conflict resolution? Rebecca Kantor discusses teaching conflict resolution and problem solving strategies. |
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Lillian Katz comments on a teacher's strategies to help a group of children find a solution for sharing a greatly desired box. |
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Social competence, the ability to be successful in social contexts, develops over the first 6 years of life.
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Develop the skills to help children learn these problem and conflict solving skills-children need caring and skillful adults in order to learn them. |
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