How Teachers Should Handle Behavior Problems — And Why Most Don't

Most childcare centers open at 7 and close at 6. If your schedule doesn't fit that window — or your child needs more than a standard classroom can offer — you're largely on your own. Antoinette Elliott, founder of All Our Children Elite Child Care Academy in Georgia, built her school around exactly that gap: extended hours until midnight, nature-based learning, vegetarian meals, and a staff trained in crisis prevention through the Marcus Autism Center's model, which teaches teachers to look beneath behavior rather than react to its surface.In this conversation, Antoinette and Dr. Kat get into what that actually looks like — using personality assessments to build compatible teaching teams, coaching staff to ask "what happened before?" instead of sending children home, and communicating with parents in plain language at the end of the day rather than a one-word app update. If you've ever felt like a school was working against your child instead of with them, or like your family's reality didn't fit the mold, this episode names what's been missing.I want to hear from you!  To submit show ideas or be considered as a guest, visit https://chatwithdrkat.com/contact/Follow Chat with Dr. Kat:Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/chatwithdrkatInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/chatwithdrkatYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@chatwithdrkatTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chatwithdrkatX:  https://x.com/ChatwithDrKatHealth & Wellness Programs:https://mindbodyseries.com/