Developing Self-Regulation in Kindergarten: Can We Keep All the Crickets in the Basket?

Author(s): Deborah J. Leong and Elena Bodrova

Audience(s): Teachers

Product Description:

This article describes how self-regulation can be taught in the classroom.

Key Ideas:

Four simple strategies that teachers can use to teach self-regulation are:

  • Teach self-regulation to all children, not just those thought to have problems
  • Create opportunities for children to practice the rules of a certain behavior and to apply those rules in new situations
  • Offer children visual and tangible reminders about self-regulation
  • Make play and games important parts of the curriculum

APA Citation:

Bodrova, E., & Leong, D. (2008). Developing self-regulation in kindergarten: Can we keep all the crickets in the basket? Young Children, March 2008, 56−58.

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