Introduction to Positive Student Confrontation
A Positive Student Confrontation is just what its name suggests — a confrontational meeting. You’re going to confront a student about an undesirable behavior. Although you’ll do it positively, it’s still a confrontation. As with any confrontation, there may be difficulties; planning, preparation, and skillful communication are necessary for a successful outcome.
In this topic you will review the first two steps in Positive Student Confrontation:
- Preparation and Opening
- Three-Part Confrontation Message


Activities
- Activity 8-A-1: Previous Experience with Positive Confrontation
- Activity 8-A-2: Three Part Confrontation Message