Creating documents to manage students with behavior regulation problems
Abstract
In this article we aim to meet two objectives. On the one hand to show how from the creative work within the framework of a working group organized by the Pla de Formació de Zona. There is a reflection and work tools are created by students( in our case with behavioral problems). In addition to providing various professionals working with students with conduct disorder in high school. We have produced three documents, as a protocol, intended to meet and create links with students, how to intervene in times of crisis and managing conflicts in the classroom everyday.
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