Developing and Implementing Effective Discipline Policies: A Practical Guide for Early Childhood Consultants, Coaches, and Leaders

Developing and Implementing Effective Discipline Policies
A Practical Guide for Early Childhood Consultants, Coaches, and Leaders
Sascha Longstreth, PhD, Sarah Garrity, EdD, and Lisa Linder, PhD
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Learn how to rethink discipline policies, strengthen team spirit, and implement policy changes with Developing and Implementing Effective Discipline Policies, the workbook companion to the award-winning book Effective Discipline Policies. Written for early childhood administrators and principals, trainers, coaches, and consultants, this book can help guide your policies to success!

Using the five-step model, discover how to use the data gained from the unique Teaching and Guidance Policy Essentials Checklist (TAGPEC) tool to:

• build teams
• rethink discipline approaches
• develop young children’s social-emotional competence to reduce challenging behaviors
• train staff
• implement school-wide policies
• support continuous quality improvement efforts

Successful behavior-guidance approaches in early childhood programs aren’t only possible, they are also highly successful! With this book you can ensure your students get the best guidance possible under thoughtful discipline policies aimed toward skill development and growth.

Jenny Fererro, MS, is a professor of child development and early childhood education at Palomar College, San Marcos, CA, as well as a former early childhood teacher. In her work, she helps her students become great teachers and develop a profound respect for children. Her pronouns are she/her/hers. Rebecca Bishop* is a behavioral specialist for children with autism spectrum disorder and has worked previously in the early education field. She is an advocate for transgender and nonbinary youth and is the mother of a daughter who is cisgender and a son who is transgender. Her pronouns are she/her/hers. *A pseudonym