-
Classroom teachers
-
Special education teachers
-
Administrators
-
School psychologists
-
Counselors
-
Behavior specialists
At the individual level, professional development focuses on collecting data about behavior issues, identifying and implementing appropriate interventions, and monitoring the results of those interventions. Safe & Civil Schools offers various programs that address students at the individual level, our most comprehensive program being
Interventions.
Individualized supports for the students who need the most.
By implementing the universal proactive and positive schoolwide approach teachers can spend less time dealing with disruption and resistance and more time teaching. However, some students will need more individualized support. Interventions training equips educators with information about how to create a continuum of problem-solving and intervention supports for students who don’t respond to universal efforts—or those students who require the higher levels of support, resources, or expertise characteristic of Tier 2 or Tier 3 supports.
Empower your schoolwide staff to deliver impactful interventions.
A universal behavior management system reduces most, but not all, behavior issues within the classroom. Luckily, teachers can implement simple interventions without the help of a specialist to prevent and reduce chronic misbehaviors.
Interventions reduces the number of students who need more intensive, and expensive, behavioral approaches. However, even with students who need more intensive behavior support, starting with Interventions provides valuable data and documentation to help the behavioral planning team determine and design more intensive interventions.
This training is appropriate for:
Classroom teachers
Special education teachers
Administrators
School psychologists
Counselors
Behavior specialists
Empower your schoolwide staff to deliver impactful interventions.
A universal behavior management system reduces most, but not all, behavior issues within the classroom. Luckily, teachers can implement simple interventions without the help of a specialist to prevent and reduce chronic misbehaviors.
Interventions reduces the number of students who need more intensive, and expensive, behavioral approaches. However, even with students who need more intensive behavior support, starting with Interventions provides valuable data and documentation to help the behavioral planning team determine and design more intensive interventions.
This training is appropriate for:
Classroom teachers
Special education teachers
Administrators
School psychologists
Counselors
Behavior specialists
Decades of research synthesized into practical supports you can use today.
Individualized intervention training provides an evidence-based model to guide effective and efficient problem-solving for individual students. The framework for building behavior interventions can be used for any stage of a problem, with implementation guidance, sample forms, charts, and data collection tools.
Step-by-step instructions detail how to plan and implement a set of specialized intervention strategies designed to support:
Students with internalizing challenges
Students who exhibit escalating, dangerous, or highly disruptive behavior
Students who may benefit from behavioral contracting, structured reinforcement, or self-monitoring and self-evaluation systems
Compliment your schoolwide and classroom initiatives.
Interventions is the perfect follow-up to CHAMPS. The training gives teachers the necessary tools to change mild yet challenging behaviors through simple, teacher-led interventions that are implemented with minimal administrator support and resources. Your teachers become proficient at reducing behavior issues through universal approaches and become empowered behavioral problem-solvers to meet the needs of all students.
We don’t want children to simply endure school—we want them to thrive.
Intervention Training will
teach staff how to:
Identify & Teach Expectations
Like academic expectations behavioral expectations must be taught to students. Identifying and teaching expectations ahead of time prevents most misbehaviors from occurring in the first place.
Effectively Supervise
Staff are taught strategies and best practices that make student supervision a key component of all ongoing positive behavior supports
Maintain
Positive Interactions
Correcting and interventing misbehavior with students is unavoidable at times. Maintaining positive interactions ensures teacher/student relationships preserve respect, civility and trust.
Targeted initiatives, plans and programs to provide students with individual supports.
Simple, teacher-friendly interventions to use as a starting place in addressing an individual student’s chronic misbehavior— disrespect, noncompliance, lack of motivation, bullying, aggression, and more.
More than 500 easy-to-implement intervention plans, covering over 100 common classroom problems.For each misbehavior addressed, the Teacher’s Encyclopedia training offers an assortment of plans that allow you to select an intervention tailored to the purpose, duration, and severity of the specific situation.
Developed by a behavior specialist and a licensed psychologist with more than 40 years of collective educational experience, PASS serves students with serious emotional disturbances in the general education setting using individualized programming that incorporates best practices.
We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee!
Call 1-800-323-8819 to create a plan that addresses your current needs or use our CONTACT US form below.