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Post incident learning provides constancy for young people as a logical consequence for any behavioural issues. Join behaviour expert, author and CEO of Behaviour Smart, Dean Cotton, for an insightful webinar which explores research-backed strategies and guidance to support all settings working with children in implementing post incident learning structures.
In this session Dean explains the cognitive behaviour cycle to better understand behavioural incidents and shares the structure which helped reduce incidents in his school by over 95% in two years.
Don’t miss this chance to learn from a leading expert on behaviour and post incident learning to equip your setting with the tools to better support all students.
Dean Cotton, the founder and CEO of Behaviour Smart, kicked off his career in 1992 as a Nursery Nurse. Fast forward seven years, and he found himself working at a school for students experiencing Social, Emotional, and Mental Health challenges. It was here that he introduced an incident recording system that made a huge difference in how behaviour was supported in the school. In 2005, Dean completed his Masters Degree in Teaching and Learning, and founded Positive Behaviour Strategies Ltd, he was in high demand as a keynote speaker in the UK and abroad. Dean is also an author, expert witness, and behaviour consultant supporting schools and children's homes. Realising that incident recording was often time-consuming with little payoff, and armed with support from schools and children's homes and health care settings, Behaviour Smart was born!
Dean is deeply committed to enhancing behaviour management outcomes through innovative tools and strategies. Behaviour Smart, under his leadership, focuses on improving behavioural outcomes rather than merely recording incidents. His work has transformed behaviour systems in schools and children's homes both in the UK and abroad, making a significant positive impact on staff and students alike.