Understanding Co-Regulation and De-Escalation in an Educational Setting
Topic outline
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1. Listen to the audiobook.
2. Watch this short video clip which outlines what co-regulation is and why it is so important.
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Both self-regulation and co-regulation are crucial for children's development. Watch the presentation to give you an understanding of the impact and benefits of these, in addition to how parents and caregivers can support these skills.
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To understand how self-regulation develops through co-regualtion, click on the presentation below.
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Listen to the audio file which explains why some children have less developed self-regulation skills than others and the importance of strong relationships.

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In this section you will gain an understanding of conflict and how it can be escalated.
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Watch the presentation to gain an understanding of the stressful triggers there are for young people, the impact on educators and prevention and intervention strategies we can implement to mitigate these.
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Watch this short presentation to understand the strategies for breaking the cycle and de-escalating conflict.
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Listen to the audio on the "Regulate, Relate, Reason" framework.
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Control what you can. Watch the presentation to gain an understanding of strategies to control the things that you can.
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Repairing Relationships aftera fall out
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Opened: Monday, 3 February 2025, 12:00 AMDue: Monday, 10 February 2025, 12:00 AM
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Repairing Relationships After a Crisis
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Longer Term actions to reduce conflict
Understanding the Basics
The strategies outlined aim to create a positive and supportive school environment by fostering calm, understanding, and effective communication.
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When a conflict situation is de-escalated, the original source of the conflict will likely still remain. To avoid further conflict in the future there will need to be a resolution to this.
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How to De-escalate Someone, Dr Christian Conte
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