Handouts from conferences, workshops, and trainings where Successful Schools, Inc. staff have presented.

Midwest Educational Leadership 2010 Conference: Responding to Problem Behavior

The full-day session presents current research and best practices on how to prevent and respond to problem behaviors utilizing a Positive Behavior Interventions & Support (PBIS) framework. PBIS provides a proactive model of behavior support that defines and teaches prosocial behaviors. PBIS can greatly reduce problem behavior and increase desired behaviors among all students. Moreover, a school-wide behavior program creates a school culture for meeting the needs of students who are at-risk for school failure.

Indiana Association of School Psychologists 2009 Conference:
PBIS: How to prevent & respond to problem behavior

These sessions provided current research and best practices on how to prevent and respond to problem behaviors utilizing a Positive Behavior Interventions & Support (PBIS) framework. PBIS provides a proactive model of behavior support that defines and teaches pro-social behaviors. PBIS can greatly reduce problem behavior and increase desired behaviors among all students. Moreover, a school-wide behavior program creates a school culture for meeting the needs of students who are at-risk for school failure. Participants attending this presentation learned the critical principles, features, and procedures for establishing a proactive school-wide behavior management plan and how to apply to specific settings ranging from the classroom to the cafeteria. Below are tools and materials that can be used for training on how to conduct a needs assessment and the skills for linking that information to the development, implementation, and evaluation of a school-wide positive behavior support plan. Information will be provided on school-wide (universal), classroom, at-risk students (targeted/group), and individual student (intensive) interventions.

Shinn, Phillips, March: Implementing Response to Intervention (RTI) in a Problem-Solving Model at the Secondary Level (NASP 2008)

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