Recipe for Success
Presentation Abstract
Today we’re going to cook up recipes for effective positive behavior support. You will be given the basic ingredients that contribute to Tier 1 {SWPBIS) success. These include some school wide strategies that have been found effective both by teachers and administrators. You’ll see pictures and videos of what is happening at one school in Georgia. Then, we’ll look at the special ingredients needed for Tier 2 interventions. Special ingredients add both sugar and spice to our recipe for success. These include ways to monitor student progress as well as techniques that help determine the function of behavior and motivation for students who struggle with acceptable social skills. Before leaving, you’ll discover special “cooking” techniques and equipment to help those in the upper tiers for PBIS. You’ll be provided with slow cooker recipes that will help students succeed with long term goals as well as the Instapot recipes to teach social skills that are immediately needed in the school environment. You’ll go home with a full recipe book of ideas. Be prepared to put on your chef hat at we work our way around the PBIS kitchen!
Recommended Citation
Eskut, Donna, "Recipe for Success" (2018). Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference. 62.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/gapbs/2018/2018/62
Recipe for Success
Today we’re going to cook up recipes for effective positive behavior support. You will be given the basic ingredients that contribute to Tier 1 {SWPBIS) success. These include some school wide strategies that have been found effective both by teachers and administrators. You’ll see pictures and videos of what is happening at one school in Georgia. Then, we’ll look at the special ingredients needed for Tier 2 interventions. Special ingredients add both sugar and spice to our recipe for success. These include ways to monitor student progress as well as techniques that help determine the function of behavior and motivation for students who struggle with acceptable social skills. Before leaving, you’ll discover special “cooking” techniques and equipment to help those in the upper tiers for PBIS. You’ll be provided with slow cooker recipes that will help students succeed with long term goals as well as the Instapot recipes to teach social skills that are immediately needed in the school environment. You’ll go home with a full recipe book of ideas. Be prepared to put on your chef hat at we work our way around the PBIS kitchen!
