Instead of using the word displine, I use the word guidance instead. I firmly believe it is our role as adults to guide students, and sometimes that guidance may be wrapped up in a more serious/stern tone, but still followed up with love and care! Building a realtionship with students is key. When you need to be stern, they will know it's coming from a place of love and creating boundaries and not a place of punishment. And from your videos, I can already tell you have probably established those key connections with your students. Anytime I had to displine a child in a school setting, I already had built that relationship, so they know where I was coming from. I firmly believe that it is our job as adults to guide students to wiser decisions, and sometiems we have to use a stern voice and firm boundaries to do so. And then follow it up with affirming words. I hope my opinion is helpful! :D
Yes I work in schools. Using a visual timer or a sand timer may help and as far as disciplinary if the student tells me they are going to do something or get into a fight i just go through the pros and cons of the situation from the childs pov. Ill say if you do that then what can happen. Hope that helps
I just got accepted into the BSW program, and I'm really trying to figure out what to specialize in early so I can choose a minor that fits that. Thank you for showing us how your days go as a social worker! Also your hair is gorgeous!!
Hello I’m thinking about going into social work and I’ve watched a couple videos and they have been helpful especially the video you made about how you got into social work but anyway could make a video about how to do the reports
Instead of using the word displine, I use the word guidance instead. I firmly believe it is our role as adults to guide students, and sometimes that guidance may be wrapped up in a more serious/stern tone, but still followed up with love and care!
Building a realtionship with students is key. When you need to be stern, they will know it's coming from a place of love and creating boundaries and not a place of punishment. And from your videos, I can already tell you have probably established those key connections with your students.
Anytime I had to displine a child in a school setting, I already had built that relationship, so they know where I was coming from. I firmly believe that it is our job as adults to guide students to wiser decisions, and sometiems we have to use a stern voice and firm boundaries to do so. And then follow it up with affirming words.
I hope my opinion is helpful! :D
So helpful, Hanie! Thank you so much for the advice. I will certainly take note :)
@@bcmgher my pleasure! ❤️❤️
Yes I work in schools. Using a visual timer or a sand timer may help and as far as disciplinary if the student tells me they are going to do something or get into a fight i just go through the pros and cons of the situation from the childs pov. Ill say if you do that then what can happen. Hope that helps
Thank you Lexis girl!
I just got accepted into the BSW program, and I'm really trying to figure out what to specialize in early so I can choose a minor that fits that. Thank you for showing us how your days go as a social worker! Also your hair is gorgeous!!
Congratulations! I hope it works out for you and you figure out what you want to do. Thank you 🫶🏾
I am currently working on applying to MSW programs now!! Congrats!
hi! private practice sw here, I do my note before the session with the activity and template and then after add or change whatever i need to
Ahh, that's a good idea! Thanks for sharing Breanna.
by any chance are you able to link ur outfits in this video?
Is school social work a big thing in the US. Here in the UK is a fairly recent phenomenon. We would like to know how big that niche is
I’d say it is, yes!
Hello I’m thinking about going into social work and I’ve watched a couple videos and they have been helpful especially the video you made about how you got into social work but anyway could make a video about how to do the reports
Hi Nikki! Glad my videos have been helpful for you. What reports are you referring to?
I’m not really sure what they are called but I guess the documentation/admin stuff that goes along with it
@@nikkiV2120 Oh, I see. A video about documenting notes from therapy sessions?
@@bcmgher yes
@@nikkiV2120 Noted.