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288: Self-Regulation Strategies for Students: How to Improve Attention, Behavior, and Emotional Control

288: Self-Regulation Strategies for Students: How to Improve Attention, Behavior, and Emotional Control

Update: 2025-03-24
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Students today are more dysregulated than ever, struggling with focus, emotional control, and behavioral challenges. Dysregulation affects them in different ways—some become restless and impulsive, while others shut down or avoid tasks altogether. A proactive approach to self-regulation, thus, becomes crucial as it equips students with the tools they need to navigate their emotions, behaviors, and daily challenges.

Today, we’re diving into how we can help kids self-regulate in the classroom—because we don’t talk enough about the science-backed solutions that move kids out of dysregulated states. When we understand what drives dysregulation and implement the right strategies, we set students up for success in both learning and life.

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288: Self-Regulation Strategies for Students: How to Improve Attention, Behavior, and Emotional Control

288: Self-Regulation Strategies for Students: How to Improve Attention, Behavior, and Emotional Control

Dr. Roseann Capanna Hodge