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WorksheetsCollaborative Problem Solving
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is the philosophy of Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS)?
Kids do well if they choose to
Kids do well if they can
Kids do well if they try to
Kids do well if they put enough effort in
What is the traditional understanding for why kids behave in challenging ways?
They want to escape, get things, or avoids things
They lack the skills needed to handle the task
Expectations are too high
Expectations are not clear
CPS makes use of reward-and-punishment methods to reduce challenging behaviour.
True
False
What are the three stages of CPS in order?
Planning, evaluation, implementation
Evaluation, implementation, planning
Planning, implementation, evaluation
Kids display challenging behaviour when...
they want their own way.
they have a bad attitude.
they do not have the skill to meet the demand.
they are trying to seek attention.
What are the three ingredients of Plan B, in the correct order?
Share adult concern, empathise, state the consequence
Empathise, state the consequence, share adult concern
invitation, share adult concern, empathise
Empathise, share adult concern, invitation
How does adult start the conversation with the child using Plan B?
With a clear statement about the consequences
With the adult's concern for the child
With a neutral observation of the problem to be solved
With an observation of the skills that are lacking
What is the goal of the third ingredient of Plan B?
Tell the child the best solution to the problem
Convince the child to try a prescribed solution
Brainstorm ideas so as to make sure the child's concern is addressed
Brainstorm potential solutions together so as to address both concerns
What are the 4 questions to ask in order to know if a solution is viable? (Select the 4 correct options)
Does it work for your concern?
Does it follow the rules?
Is it doable?
Does it work for my concern?
If we do it, would it cause any other problems?
