De-escalation means the use of a behavior management technique that helps a student increase the student’s control over the student’s emotions and behavior and results in a reduction of a present or potential level of danger that in turn reduces the level of imminent danger of serious physical harm to the student or others.
De-escalation means the use of behavior management techniques intended to:
De-escalation means the use of verbal skills, communication, command presence and body positioning to influence a situation to create an outcome that is safe for
More Definitions of De-escalation
De-escalation means the use of strategies and/or techniques to reduce the intensity of or stabilize a conflict or potentially volatile situation.
De-escalation means a method of verbal communication or non-verbal signals and actions, or a combination of signals and actions, that interrupts a child’s behavior crisis and calms the child.
De-escalation means a method of verbal communication or non-verbal signals and actions, or a combination of sig- nals and actions, that interrupt a child’s behavior crisis and calm the child.
De-escalation means strategies used to defuse a volatile situation, to assist a child to regain behavior control, and to avoid a physical restraint or other behavioral intervention.
De-escalation means withdrawal or presentation of stimulus to a situation which causes it to become more controlled, calm and less dangerous.
De-escalation means the use of behavior management tech- niques intended to:
De-escalation means the use of behavior management techniques intended to: (a) Mitigate and defuse dangerous behavior of a student; or