Polly Bath
- Workshops and Consulting
- Manage & Change Difficult Classroom Behavior
- Changing a Student’s Difficult Behaviors: Behavior Consultation with Recommendations
- Managing Classroom Behavior for the New Teacher: So You Know How to Teach Kids, But Do You Know How to Manage Their Behaviors?
- How to Process with Upset & Distressed Students: De-escalate, Relate, Evaluate, Teach New Skills, & Reintegrate
- The Great Paraprofessional: Behavior Management and Other Key Skills
- Managing and Changing Lunchroom & Recess Behavior
- Behavior Intervention Plans to Help Students Succeed
- Functional Behavior Assessments
- Working with the Parents of Students with Difficult Behaviors
- Supporting Dr. Mike Mezzocchi Student Support Centers, Core Teams, and Behavior Plans
- Summer Institutes
- Keynotes
- Articles
- Avoid Power Struggles
- Behavior Tip: If You’re Giving Group Assignments, Teach Your Students How to Work in Groups
- Don’t Ask Questions
- Should we pay them to behave?
- Welcome Back
- Behavior Management: Do You Talk Too Much?
- Never Assume!
- Dahlia’s Out-of-Control School Behavior: Getting a Reluctant Mom Involved
- The Boy Who Threw a Book at My Head: Changing Behavior in 9th Grade English for Students with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders
- Getting Billy to Yes from No, No, NO!
- Holding the Door: A High School Boy Learns the Hard Way
- Good Morning! It Means More Than You Think: Reaching a High Schooler in Trouble
- Don’t Take the Bait*
Polly Bath is a widely recognized behavior expert in New England schools. She consults to and trains administrators, teachers, and paraprofessionals on how to manage and change difficult school behavior. She has gained her reputation most especially by teaching educators how to change the difficult behaviors that have been the most resistant to change.
Her strategies are effective in the inclusive general education classroom as well as in special education settings. Her successful techniques come from her extensive experiences as a teacher of students with emotional and behavioral disorders, plus her extended work as the New England consulting associate of the late behavior legend Dr. Mike Mezzocchi.
Whether you are looking to change the behavior of a child, a classroom, or a school, Polly can help. She is known for her practical and inspiring work and her trademark humor.
