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The Kindness Principle: Making Relational Behaviour Management Work in Schools

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David Whitaker (2021)

In The Kindness Principle, Dave Whitaker champions a behaviour management approach in schools grounded in kindness, empathy, and strong relationships rather than punishment and control. He argues that understanding children's behaviour is key to creating safer, happier learning environments. Drawing on real-life experiences and research, Whitaker offers practical strategies for fostering relational approaches that prioritise compassion, high expectations, and positive school culture.

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The Kindness Principle: Making Relational Behaviour Management Work in Schools

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David Whitaker (2021)

In The Kindness Principle, Dave Whitaker champions a behaviour management approach in schools grounded in kindness, empathy, and strong relationships rather than punishment and control. He argues that understanding children's behaviour is key to creating safer, happier learning environments. Drawing on real-life experiences and research, Whitaker offers practical strategies for fostering relational approaches that prioritise compassion, high expectations, and positive school culture.

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