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The BAIT Debate

The BAIT Debate

De: Lorie Coates & Joceline Ruiz
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Welcome to BAIT Debate, a podcast where we will address simple research-based behavioral practices that will work with individual students, or groups of students in school settings. The situations/questions will be adapted from what we are seeing and hearing in schools. These are common struggles with students of all abilities. Although they are simple strategies, they will be effective at decreasing challenging behavior and making your day just a little easier

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  • Season 4 Episode 11 | Preschool and Early intervention
    Mar 13 2026

    In today’s episode, we’re diving into a topic that truly shapes student success from the very start: preschool and early intervention. We’re talking about those critical years from ages 3 to 5, when children are building foundational behavior and social skills that will impact their entire school experience. Whether you're a preschool teacher, parent, or behavior professional, this episode is packed with insight into why early intervention matters and how schools can support young learners from the very beginning.

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    17 m
  • Season 4 Episode 10 | Functional Communication Training
    Mar 13 2026

    Check out our latest episode of Bait Debate, where we talk all things behavior in schools. This week, we’re diving into Functional Communication Training (FCT)—what it really is, when to use it, and why it’s far more than a strategy for students with limited vocal skills. Whether you’re a teacher, paraeducator, admin, or behavior professional, this episode is packed with insights and real stories from the field.

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    30 m
  • Season 4 Episode 9 - Physical Restraint
    Feb 18 2026

    Lorie, Joceline and Krystal talk about a controversial topic: physical restraint. Their goal is not to promote restraint, but to talk honestly about safety, prevention, and ethical decision making using principles aligned with SafetyCare. Restraint should always be used as the last resort possible and only if there is an immediate risk that poses a legitimate safety risk.

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    17 m
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