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Self-Regulation

Self-Regulation. Self-Regulation is: “The ability to attain, maintain and change one’s level of arousal appropriately for a task or situation”  “The ability to control one’s emotions” “The ability to formulate a goal, monitor goal-progress, adjust one’s behaviors”

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Self-Regulation

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  1. Self-Regulation

  2. Self-Regulation is: • “The ability to attain, maintain and change one’s level of arousal appropriately for a task or situation”  • “The ability to control one’s emotions” • “The ability to formulate a goal, monitor goal-progress, adjust one’s behaviors” • “The ability to manage social interactions, to co-regulate” • “To be aware of one’s academic strengths and weaknesses, and have a repertoire of strategies to tackle day-to-day challenges of academic tasks” http://www.cea-ace.ca/education-canada/article/self-regulation-calm-alert-and-learning#_ftn2

  3. 5 Aspects of Self-Regulation Biological Emotional Cognitive Social Reflective thinking skills

  4. Biological Self-Regulation

  5. Emotional Self-Regulation

  6. Self-Calming Strategies Deep Breathing Play Dough Listening to calming, soothing music using headphones Guided imagery/visualization

  7. Cognitive Self-Regulation Strategies Reduce waiting time Provide a visual schedule of routines and activities Provide a 3 or 4 minute pre-warning cue to let students know when a transition is going to happen

  8. Social Self-Regulation Name/describe the problem Brainstorm solutions Evaluate the solutions and choose the best one Try it out Modify the chosen solution as necessary

  9. Credits • http://brainstories.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/amygdala.jpg • http://www.cdd.unm.edu/ecspd/resources/pdfs/QualityChildcare/Resource%20Guide/SelfRegulationTipsandStrategies.pdf • http://www.cea-ace.ca/education-canada/article/self-regulation-calm-alert-and-learning#_ftn2 • http://cultureofyes.ca/2010/11/22/dr-stuart-shanker-and-self-regulation/ • http://www.self-regulation.ca/download/pdf%282%29/Learn%20Magazine%20-Shanker%20article.pdf • The mindUp curriculum: Brain-focused strategies for Learning –and Living • http://www.self-regulation.ca/resources/videos/

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