Episode 27 of the Toddcast the Teacher Podcast: (Dr. Russ Fox – Behaviour Management)
For the twenty-seventh episode of the Toddcast the Teacher Podcast I interview behaviour management expert Dr. Russ Fox.
Dr. Russ Fox is a lecturer in applied behaviour analysis at Monash University. He is a trained primary school teacher with experience teaching and working in mainstream primary and secondary schools. Russ’ direct teaching experience has predominantly been in alternative education settings, specifically supporting primary and secondary students exhibiting behaviours of concern and at risk of school disengagement. He has worked extensively with teachers in a capacity building role delivering in-school teacher consultation and coaching to improve behaviour support in classrooms.
Russ discusses the following:
- His teaching journey, why he became a teacher and his teacher role model/s.
- Where did the passion for behaviour management come from.
- Importance of building relationships with students in regard to behaviour management.
- Is self-reflection important when it comes to behaviour management.
- Importance of praise in the classroom to improve behaviour management.
- Is classroom organisation and transition important in classroom management.
- Best behaviour management strategies and tips.
- Do you need to work out where behaviour is coming from.

During the podcast Russ mentioned several books based around Behaviour Management. 
Here they are below:
- Running the Room: The teacher's guide to behaviour 
- Implementing classwide PBIS: A guide to supporting teachers
- Supporting successful interventions in schools: Tools to plan, evaluate, and sustain effective implementation 
- Classwide Positive Behaviour Interventions and Supports: A Guide to Proactive Classroom Management 

Russ also mentioned Qld DoE Behaviour Function Tool.
https://autismhub.education.qld.gov.au/resource/fba-tool 

You can get in contact with Russ below:
Email - [email protected]
Twitter - https://twitter.com/rsslfx?lang=en

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