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4.3.b
Responds to challenging behavior in ways that match the child's development
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4.3.e
Considers what he or she knows about individual children's temperament (i.e., activity level, adaptability, persistence) and responds to challenging behavior in ways that match the children's temperament
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4.3.f
Remains calm and respectful toward the child exhibiting challenging behavior
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4.3.g
Allows natural consequences to guide children's behavior as much as possible
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4.3.i
Intervenes immediately to stop behavior that affects safety and/or ability to learn, including bullying or rejecting others
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4.3.l
Teaches children more effective ways to meet their wants and needs, making the challenging behavior unnecessary
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4.3.m
Encourages children to monitor their own behavior