7 Approaches to Help Students Control their Anger

The document discusses 7 approaches to help students control their anger: 1) teach self-assertion and advocacy, 2) share power when possible, 3) identify problems and reinforce success, 4) use effective listening skills, 5) provide movement, breaks, and motor outlets, 6) provide positive alternatives, 7) teach problem-solving strategies. It notes that students, especially those with undiagnosed disabilities, may have angry outbursts due to factors like abuse, neglect, poverty or ignorance, so educators must help them learn anger management.