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Lesson 1: Introduction

Lesson 2: ABCs of Behavior

2 Sections | 1 Knowledge Check

2.1 Understanding the Skill

2.2 Action Plan

2.3 Knowledge Check

Lesson 3: Observe & Describe

2 Sections | 1 Knowledge Check

3.1 Understanding the Skill

3.2 Action Plan

3.3 Knowledge Check

Lesson 4: Role-playing

2 Sections | 1 Knowledge Check

4.1 Understanding the Skill

4.2 Action Plan

4.3 Role-Playing Knowledge Check

Lesson 5: Effective Communication

2 Sections | 1 Knowledge Check

5.1 Understanding the Skill

5.2 Action Plan

5.3 Knowledge Check

Lesson 6: Effective Praise

2 Sections | 1 Knowledge Check

6.1 Understanding the Skill

6.2 Action Plan

6.3 Effective Praise

Lesson 7: Following Instructions

2 Sections | 1 Knowledge Check

7.1 Understanding the Skill

7.2 Action Plan

7.3 Knowledge Check

Lesson 8: Preventive Teaching

2 Sections | 1 Knowledge Check

8.1 Understanding the Skill

8.2 Action Plan

8.3 Knowledge Check

Lesson 9: Correcting Behaviors

2 Sections | 1 Knowledge Check

9.1 Understanding the Skill

9.2 Action Plan

9.3 Knowledge Check

Lesson 10: Decision Making

2 Sections | 1 Knowledge Check

10.1 Understanding the Skill

10.2 Action Plan

10.3 Knowledge Check

Lesson 11: Effective Negative Consequences

2 Sections | 1 Knowledge Check

11.1 Understanding the Skill

11.2 Action Plan

11.3 Knowledge Check

Lesson 13: Putting it All Together

3 Sections

13.1 Understanding the Skill

13.2 Action Plan

13.3 Completion Survey

Lesson 12: Effective Positive Rewards

4.3 Role-Playing Knowledge Check

Online Smarter Parenting Class Lesson 4: Role-playing 4.3 Role-Playing Knowledge Check

Welcome to the Behavior Parenting Course from Smarter Parenting. This course is designed to help parents raise well adjusted, responsible, and successful children using the evidenced-based techniques of the Teaching-Family Model. The course will help children of all ages who are struggling with all kinds of behaviors.

In this course you will learn how to:

correct negative behaviors
improve communication with your child
teach your child to make better decisions
get your child to obey instructions the first time
prevent problems before they happen
praise your child in a healthy way

The Behavior Parenting Course from Smarter Parenting will help you heal and elevate your family.

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Question 1 of 6

1. Question
The suggestions Jeff and JJ give for Role-playing are:
- A. Confront your child, give a consequence, tell your child what to do, practice three times, make it playful
- B. Be flexible, practice five times, wear costumes, write a script, act it out in front of people
- C. Do it at a calm time, show your child what to do, practice it three times, be flexible, make it playful, keep practicing
- D. Make a chart, write down what you will practice, make it easy for your child to do, practice five times
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2. Question
According to a York Study, role-playing affects the way the brain works. The more practice someone does with a new behavior, the more that behavior becomes natural.
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3. Question
The suggestion of “Be flexible” means you do physical stretches before you begin.
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4. Question
Jeff and JJ suggest using humor in role-playing (practicing) to make it fun.
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5. Question
The video uses the example of how practicing is difficult at first and then becomes natural and easy using the example of someone who learns how to drive.
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6. Question
The best time to role-play is:
- A. When things are calm
- B. When I need to give a consequence
- C. When my child is arguing with me
- D. Before bedtime
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