What is conscious discipline by Dr Becky Bailey?

Conscious Discipline is a social-emotional learning program. Designed by Dr. Becky Bailey, the program supports first teaching ourselves about self-control and self-regulation, and then teaching children.

How do you discipline consciousness?

The following suggestions will get you started:

1. Discipline yourself first and your child second.
2. Use empathy and reflection to help the child become aware of him or herself.
3. Shift the focus to what you want the child to do and offer two positive choices to help her successfully meet your expectations.

How much does Conscious Discipline cost?

Level 1 Site License ($779) includes 1-year of digital access for (75) e-Course User Accounts. Level 2 Site License ($979) includes 1-year of digital access for (100) e-Course User Accounts. Level 3 Site License ($1,179) includes 1-year of digital access for (150) e-Course User Accounts.

What you focus on you get more of Conscious Discipline?

The Power of Attention helps us understand what we focus on we get more of. Where we place our attention teaches children what to value. Children quickly learn we see them for either their helpful or their hurtful behavior. Becky Bailey, creator of Conscious Discipline, as we learn to harness our Power of Attention.

What is a safe place Conscious Discipline?

The Safe Place is a self-regulation center from Conscious Discipline that children use in the classroom or at home in order to recognize their upset and then calm themselves.

Which is an example of a misinformed conscience?

Making excuses for wrong actions by suggesting that the “victim” party can afford it or handle the action. Making excuses based on the following norms or predominant actions of society. Giving misleading or false information that could potentially cause an individual to do or have something unnecessary.

Which is the best way to form a moral conscience?

1. Examining your own life, growing in wisdom of what is right and wrong, forming your conscience (this is all one stage but we’ll treat it in two parts). 2. Making a practical judgment of what is the best possible good through an exercise of conscience.

Do you have a clear understanding of conscience?

As the years have gone by, and especially during the past year with its increased polarization of moral positions in church and society, I am more convinced than ever that we need a clear understanding of just what conscience is and how it functions.

How does Prudence help us develop our moral conscience?

The virtue of Prudence is the cardinal virtue of identifying authentic human good and making a plan to attain it. Among other things, this virtue helps us to develop our moral conscience.