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How @ScotGovEdu announcement of a Behaviour Summit is turning into a #DramaTriangle that scapegoats children - and what we can each do to stay out of that mindset, thereby helping both teachers AND children (and their parents). A THREAD.
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2. Yestrday I was quite vocal on Twitter, talking abt what I am watchng unfold as talk of ‘Youth Violence’ in Scotland unfurls across t media, Parliament, school staff rooms & third sector support organisations. By day’s end I was offerng analyses of absent words like “distress”.
3. Earlier in t day, I spent time at @BannermanHigh , deliverng an inservice ssn where I tried to help staff think abt trauma & stress. Many staff said they found it helpful. Some said I hadn’t offered enough practical ideas abt what teachers can DO to manage yng ppl’s behaviour. 
Chatting with @laurarathbone and @ranilillanjum today gave me so much food for thought. At one point Laura asked us which book/paper changed our practice and our lives. So I thought I would share a few ideas/models/books here that have influenced my practice over my career!
Barry Mason's #safeuncertainty is a concept I come back to again and again. To feel safe in not knowing is vital for an open conversation with patients. The rush to feel certain is understandable, but can shit down growth and understanding #barrymason
This book is nearly perfect, in my mind. It sums up having to navigate a confusing world, having to act when you don't feel like acting, and how to hold faith through it all. My favourite to talk through with children and adults alike #drseuss #ohtheplacesyoullgo
