Understanding your child’s misbehavior as a plea for connection​

In Montessori Childcare, the guide or the teacher deals with kids with different temperaments, but when they misbehave, it can be frustrating and annoying. It can happen when you ask them to complete their task, and they are being reluctant to finish them. When they are not listening to you, their misbehavior can elicit a response like "why are you not listening to me? Stop doing it."
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When children misbehave in the classroom, having emotions of anger and frustration is natural. But it is important to understand why they explicitly such behavior and also what you feel about their behavior. Before confronting them about their misbehavior, it is important to understand how you feel about their behavior. Once you realize your emotions too, now you need to learn how to react in the best way.

How to respond to children's misbehavior?

When children explicit misbehavior in Montessori Daycare, the first thing a teacher needs to do is take pause and evaluate the situation. The teacher should try to find out why the child behaves in a certain way and what his needs are. If a child shows anger towards something, some of his needs are not being met. And it is also possible that the environment is not according to his needs. Sometimes the kids are being bullied or just need a simple break from their work.

When the teacher is in a certain situation, what he needs to say to himself is, "the child's certain behavior is causing these emotions, but I need to take into consideration the reasons behind such behavior and respond to the child's true needs." Try to understand what your kids want from you. Try to take their needs into consideration.

Making Appropriate Choices and Clear Rules

In the classroom, the kids may make some wrong choices or right choices. And they should be made well aware if any misbehavior occurs which leads to any wrong choice they make will lead to certain consequences. In the Montessori preschool, the teacher should give positive reinforcement for showing good conduct. Their behavior should be appreciated, and if they make any wrong decision, they should be treated with negative reinforcement so that they may behave well the next time. Every classroom should be clearly posted with the rules and the expectations the teacher has for the children in the classroom.
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