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3. This Year’s Forum… 930 Participants coming from:
43 States
4 Countries
(Australia, Canada, Norway, United States)
4. SWPBS Implementers Forum History
5. Overview 3 Different Strands
School-wide PBS Basic
Specific Skill Fluency
Systems Implementation
6. Don’t Forget…
7. Don’t Forget… Q&A Session with Presenters
3:45 – 4:30 pm, Grand Ballroom Breakouts
Presenters grouped in rooms by topic
Great opportunity to ask questions & engage in situation-specific discussions
Feel free to move about the rooms and talk to all of our presenters
8. Don’t Forget… Networking Reception with Poster Presentations
3:45 – 4:30 pm, Grand Ballroom Foyer
Mingle/Network with colleagues from the forum and the RtI Summit across the street
Learn about/discuss detailed examples of success!
Posters from 10 states highlighting what they have done and learned!
9. Don’t Forget… Food Provided
Box lunches will only be outside of Grand Ballroom
PM cookie break today – on both levels
AM healthy break tomorrow – on both levels
Early Start Tomorrow
7:30 am Continental Breakfast
8 am Plenary
10. Introducing… Please give a warm welcome to Scott Alfes!
11. By Scott Alfes
October 2008
12. I am Scott, an 8th grader
I’ve been to schools that use PBS and schools that don’t
I have Bipolar Disorder and Tourette’s syndrome
I am 13 years old
I love to cook, and I love animals
13. To inspire you to use PBS
To tell you how great it was for me
So other kids don’t have to suffer
So I can be “famous”
14. Up to 5th grade, I went to schools that didn’t use PBS
For 6th grade, I went to a great PBS school
15. Easily depressed
Easily frustrated by schoolwork
Needed extra affection
Easily annoyed by other kids
Easily upset during games and competitive activities
Funny (not always in a good way)
16. Teachers thought I was a brat
People thought I was “doing it on purpose”
I didn’t deserve to be in the school
I got kicked out of class for things I didn’t mean to do
I was a nincompoop
17. A new me
Teachers understood me better
I was happier [I was never blue when I was with Mr. Green]
I was learning
I made friends
I bonded with the teachers
I wanted to try harder
18. Before
Grades: C’s, D’s, & F’s (Z’s if they had them
I felt …
After
Grades: “A” Honor Roll
I felt …
19. Before
Reading: 4th grade level in 5th grade
I felt …
After
Reading: almost 8th grade level in 6th grade (3 grade levels!)
I felt …
20. Before
Trouble communicating with teachers
I felt …
After
Very easy communicating with teachers (Dodgeball story)
I felt …
21. Before
Behaviors: 2 suspensions & sent to the office 5 times/week
I felt …
After
Phone calls home (Dodgeball Story Part 2)
I felt …
22. Before I started at my new school, we had a meeting.
At the meeting…
I did the talking
I made a plan with the team
I met other kids
I agreed to go to school the next day
23. Mr. Green and his Red Hand (Being blue never happened)
Even if I did something wrong, I felt the adults were trying to help, not get me into trouble
I felt supported everywhere so I had a better mood
A better mood meant …
24. Group Fall Activity
Without PBS I felt like I would just fall with nobody standing there or maybe just 1 person to catch me
With PBS it feels like there are 5 or 6 people there to catch you
26. Forum Capacity Building
27. Forum Phases o’ Learning Acquisition – New skill w/ accuracy
Fluency – Accuracy w/ consistency
Maintenance – Sustained accurate use
Generalization – Accurate use in new situations
Adaptation – Modified accurate use in changed situations
31. Status Report Doing PBIS I & II (1998-2008)
Center >7500 schools
40 States
Demonstration & Sustainability
Three-tiered Prevention Logic
Technical Assistance
Positive Host Environments for All
Evaluation & Training Continuing PBIS III (2008-2013)
100,000 public schools
Regional Coordination
Continuous Regeneration & Scaling
Responsiveness to Intervention
Capacity Building
Enhanced Outcomes for Individuals
Upgrades & Refinements
35. Designing School-Wide Systems for Student Success
36. Responsiveness to Intervention
38. NOTICE GREEN GOES IS FOR “ALL”NOTICE GREEN GOES IS FOR “ALL”
39. Aurora, CO, EBD, all schools
Two messages:
1. high rates of problem behaviors & reactive “get tough” management
2. teaching to the cornerAurora, CO, EBD, all schools
Two messages:
1. high rates of problem behaviors & reactive “get tough” management
2. teaching to the corner
44. Leadership Team Action Planning Worksheets: Steps Self-Assessment: Accomplishments & Priorities
Session Assignments & Notes: High Priorities
Action Planning: Enhancements & Improvements
45. Action Planning: Suggestions Work as team
Invest in self-assessment
Use data continuously for decision making
Be outcome oriented
Contextualize for your community/culture
Sustain w/ efficiency…make it easy
Give priority to doable
Establish local capacities….own it