There are research proven ways to prevent suspension and explusion.
- Train teachers to support social-emotional development.
- Access early childhood mental health consultation.
- Develop strong relationships with families.
Behavior Help can do just that!
Centers say that BehaviorHelp gets to them fast (93%), respects teacher knowledge and opinions (91%), and helps them better manage behavior concerns in their classroom (81%).
“I would describe my partnership with the BehaviorHelp team as rewarding and educational. My coach helped me with ideas for the classroom, ways to communicate with my parents, and she showed me some techniques I use personally. I would recommend the BehaviorHelp team to any of my colleagues.”—BehaviorHelp participant
