School Climate (Archived)
Engaging Students as Decision Makers in the Planning Process at the Universal Intervention Level
Location
School Climate - Bowie A/B
Focused Area
Improving School Climate for Youth-At-Risk
Relevance to Focused Area
Not Available
Primary Strand
Safety & Violence Prevention
Relevance to Primary Strand
Not Available
Brief Program Description
Research shows when addressing universal interventions, students with influence can play a critical role in the prevention of negative social behaviors on campus. In this session, Participants will learn how to utilize a diverse cross section of student leaders to gather data and facilitate a series of activities that create communication, connections, care and community among a student body. Utilizing best practice strategies, student leaders serve as the liaison between the student body and the adults on a campus. Schools implementing PBIS and Multi-Tiered Systems of Support have found Youth Participatory Action Research Programs to be a perfect fit for student involvement at a Tier 1 intervention level.
Summary
Not Available
Evidence
Not Available
Format
Individual Presentation
Biographical Sketch
Not Available
Start Date
10-24-2016 1:00 PM
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End Date
10-24-2016 3:30 PM
Recommended Citation
Vandenburgh, John, "Engaging Students as Decision Makers in the Planning Process at the Universal Intervention Level" (2016). National Youth-At-Risk Conference, West (Archived). 5.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/nyar_vegas/2016/school/5
Engaging Students as Decision Makers in the Planning Process at the Universal Intervention Level
School Climate - Bowie A/B
Research shows when addressing universal interventions, students with influence can play a critical role in the prevention of negative social behaviors on campus. In this session, Participants will learn how to utilize a diverse cross section of student leaders to gather data and facilitate a series of activities that create communication, connections, care and community among a student body. Utilizing best practice strategies, student leaders serve as the liaison between the student body and the adults on a campus. Schools implementing PBIS and Multi-Tiered Systems of Support have found Youth Participatory Action Research Programs to be a perfect fit for student involvement at a Tier 1 intervention level.
