Why Behaviour Management Fails When the Skills for Emotional Intelligence Haven’t Been Built Yet
Sarah Jane McGarry Sarah Jane McGarry

Why Behaviour Management Fails When the Skills for Emotional Intelligence Haven’t Been Built Yet

Behaviour management often assumes children can regulate emotions and make better choices. But emotional intelligence depends on underlying brain development. For many autistic children and those with ADHD or SEND, behaviour reflects overwhelmed capacity — not defiance. This article explores why skills must be built before behaviour can change.

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