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behaviour theory: Principles of supporting positive behaviour

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05-27-2008, 02:22 PM

sally23

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behaviour theory: Principles of supporting positive behaviour

Can anyone give me any ideas with this question - I know how we as a setting try to encourage positive behaviour but Im not sure how to or which theory to link it to??? if that makes sense

Principles of supporting positive behaviour in children based on different theoretical perspectives

Thank you

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