Do You Have a Student Who Doesn’t Take Their Medication? Learn How to Help Them to Improve Their Behavior and Achievement.

As spring approaches, students can be more rambunctious and less organized. Those who take medications may miss doses or actively refuse to use their prescriptions. In some cases, this can lead to poor performance and behaviors that distract an entire class.

Optimal strategies to help students stay on track with their medication regimens will enable you to build an environment where all students can learn. In addition, targeted intervention techniques can diffuse challenging situations.

Behavior specialist Ryan Jeffery will share practical techniques for working with students who do not take their medications. You will learn how to help them use their prescriptions consistently, enhancing the focus on instructional goals and overcoming distracting behaviors.