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Using the 5 Cs of Positive Youth Development for Effective Behavioral Interventions

These students' brains are wired to respond to visual stimuli, making this type of input far more effective than words alone.

Struggling with student behavior challenges? Contingency maps offer a simple, visual way to teach cause and effect, build better decision-making skills, and create more predictable environments for students—especially those with anxiety, trauma, or special needs. See how this powerful tool can make a lasting impact.