In this episode, Angela Lockwood discusses the importance of self-regulation for children, especially as they transition back to school. She emphasises the need for parents and educators to support children in managing their emotions, understanding the complexities of emotional regulation, and providing strategies to help them cope with challenges. The conversation covers factors that affect self-regulation, such as brain development, relationships, and routines, and concludes with actionable strategies for adults to model and teach self-regulation skills to children.
By listening to the episode you will learn;
👉 The importance of self-regulation in developing resilient, confident children.
👉 How to develop the skills of emotional regulation for children.
👉 The foundation practices that will improve your child's self-regulation skills.
👉 How to model calm behaviours for self-regulation.
👉 How parents and educators can support the skill required for self-regulation through daily practices that will benefit everyone.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Self-Regulation and School Transitions
12:01 Understanding Emotional Self-Regulation
24:20 Factors Affecting Self-Regulation in Children
32:09 Strategies for Supporting Self-Regulation
40:05 Conclusion and Call to Action
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 To find out more about The Learning Bridge go to: www.angelalockwood.com.au/educators
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