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Frequently Asked Questions

Can my child be in more than one zone at the same time?

Yes.

 

Your child may feel tired (blue zone) because they did not get enough sleep, and anxious (yellow zone) because they are worried about an activity at school. Listing more than one Zone reflects a good sense of personal feelings and alertness levels.

 

Should children be punished for being in the RED Zone?

Children should not be punished for being in the Red zone.

 

If a child's actions/choices hurt someone or destroyed property whilst they were in the Red Zone they need to repair the relationship and take responsibility for the actions/choices the carried out. Once the child has calmed down, use the experience as a learning opportunity to process what the child would do differently next time.

 

Can you look like one Zone on the outside and feel like you are in another Zone on the inside?

Yes.

 

Many of us “disguise” our Zone to match social expectations. We use the expression “put on a happy face” or mask the emotion so other people will have good thoughts about us. Parents often say that their children “lose it” and goes into the Red Zone as soon as they get home. This is because children are increasing their awareness of their peers and expectations when in the classroom. They make every effort to keep it together at school to stay in the Green Zone. Home is when they feel safe to let it all out.

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