How to deal with peer pressure, bullying or name-calling. Teach students to recognize anger cues and use anger management techniques in real life situations. Provide students with strategies to make positive choices for their lives. Provide a respectful atmosphere for students to discuss their social environment and stressors. Provide a parent component to facilitate communication between students and parents.
Establish behavior contracts both parents and students can agree on.
Envision Learning Corporation staff, the Director of Juvenile Programs for the State Attorney's office, and juvenile investigators collaborated to develop a unique curriculum for first time offenders. Referrals are made through attorneys working in local schools. Our parent programs help create a positive relationship between home and school, encourage support of the children's program, and introduce skills the children are taught to help families practice and reinforce these skills at home. We show parents what influences violent behavior in children, how to identify signs of violence and what you can do as a parent to help control contributing factors that influence violent behavior. We are certified by Committee for Children to provide full day seminars to train teachers in the Second Step curriculum.