What if the students who challenge us the most are actually showing us where the education system needs to change?
In this week's episode of Remarkable People, I sit down with psychologist Ross Greene to discuss why punishment rarely solves the problems that cause difficult behavior in the first place.
We also talk about his insightful new book, The Kids Who Aren't Okay, and how parents, teachers, and leaders can create environments where people are set up to succeed instead of fail.
The biggest lesson I took away is simple but powerful: lasting change begins when we stop asking what's wrong with people and start asking what's getting in their way.
Tune into the episode with Ross here!
Mahalo,
Guy
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