In this episode of the Happy Music Teacher podcast, we’ll delve into the idea that when a child misbehaves, they're essentially reaching out for help. The episode emphasizes that children lack the developed brains and vocabulary to express their troubles, leading them to communicate through misbehavior. You need to understand that misbehavior is not intentional; rather, it's a way for children to seek help or communicate that something is wrong.

You're encouraged to approach misbehaving students with empathy and patience. The episode advises reaching out to teachers or school psychologists to uncover the underlying issues causing the behavior. A key takeaway is the importance of kindness and understanding, even when faced with disrespectful behavior.   

In this episode you’ll learn some practical strategies for effectively communicating with students, including avoiding public call-outs, offering opportunities for redemption, highlighting improvements, and standing beside students when discussing concerns.

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