Discipline with Love and Logic
Brief Biography
Sandy - Currently Program Specialist at Georgia Department of Education in the PBIS unit. Previously taught students with emotional/behavior disorders in DeKalb County, GA and Loudoun County, VA. From 1992 - 2012, she worked in Fayette County, GA as a special education co-teacher, department chair and Program Consultant.
Donna - Currently Program Specialist at Georgia Department of Education. Donna coordinates SELDA for new special education administrators, works with GLRS Directors and works with districts that have Disproportionality for Students with Disabilities. She is a former special education co-teacher, department chair and Program Consultant for Fayette County, GA.
Highest Degree of Presenter(s)
Sandy DeMuth - Ed.S.
Donna Ann Flaherty - Ed.S.
Presentation Abstract
Have you ever felt you were in an argument with a student and you were not sure how it happened? Have you overreacted to a student’s misbehavior, felt you should have given a different consequence, or just couldn’t think of what consequence to give at the time? Do you feel minor misbehavior becomes elevated because you are not sure how to handle it? Do you wish you had some additional tricks to “nip misbehavior in the bud” so your class would run smoother? Teaching with Love and Logic has answers. In this presentation you will learn several powerful interventions to help you manage your classroom with ease.
Recommended Citation
Demuth, Sandy and Flaherty, Donna Ann, "Discipline with Love and Logic" (2014). Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference. 63.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/gapbs/2014/2014/63
Discipline with Love and Logic
Have you ever felt you were in an argument with a student and you were not sure how it happened? Have you overreacted to a student’s misbehavior, felt you should have given a different consequence, or just couldn’t think of what consequence to give at the time? Do you feel minor misbehavior becomes elevated because you are not sure how to handle it? Do you wish you had some additional tricks to “nip misbehavior in the bud” so your class would run smoother? Teaching with Love and Logic has answers. In this presentation you will learn several powerful interventions to help you manage your classroom with ease.
