While there are a variety of ways to define behavior management, for the purposes of this publication, behavior management interventions can be defined as all those actions (and conscious inactions) teachers and parents engage in to enhance the probability that children, individually and in groups, will develop effective behaviors that are personally fulfilling, productive and socially acceptable (Walker & Shea, 1999; Shea & Bauer, 1987). Teachers who strive for excellence will incorporate a vast array of behavior management approaches in order that all children are engaged in a meaningful learning environment.