How do you control mood swings of a child to make the whole class sink into the topic?

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To control mood swings of a child, I use positive reinforcement, redirection, and empathy.

I acknowledge the child's feelings and redirect their attention to the topic at hand.
I use positive reinforcement by praising good behavior and participation.
I show empathy by understanding their emotions and offering support.
I may also use calming techniques such as deep breathing or a short break if needed.
For example, if a child is feeling frustrated during a math lesson, I may acknowledge their frustration and offer to work through a problem together or take a short break before continuing.

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