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RTI and Behavior Process Improvement Group Facilitators: Bill Trant, Susan Cole, & Leigh Gates

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Page 1: RTI and Behavior Process Improvement Group Facilitators: Bill Trant, Susan Cole, & Leigh Gates

RTI and Behavior Process Improvement Group

Facilitators:

Bill Trant, Susan Cole, & Leigh Gates

Page 2: RTI and Behavior Process Improvement Group Facilitators: Bill Trant, Susan Cole, & Leigh Gates

Agenda

Agenda & Recap

Discussion of Article: 3 Guiding Questions Small Group Breakout: Priority #1

Whole Group Share

Small Group Breakout: Priority #2 Whole Group Share

Small Group Breakout: Priority #3 Whole Group Share

Consolidate /Prioritize Actions

Action Plan (What, Who, When)

Next Steps

Page 3: RTI and Behavior Process Improvement Group Facilitators: Bill Trant, Susan Cole, & Leigh Gates

RTI and Behavior Process Improvement Group Goal:

To identify and prioritize action items for each of the 3 priority areas related to RTI and behavior

Page 4: RTI and Behavior Process Improvement Group Facilitators: Bill Trant, Susan Cole, & Leigh Gates

3 Priority Areas Address high intensity behaviors that present a safety issue

Streamline the process to match current resources while establishing a system that consistently works grade to grade, school to school, and level to level for the purpose of transitions and ensuring that the process (graphing) is sensitive enough to identify cases of mental illness (3 pts. Below, 18 week, trend line)

Address the lack of social/school skills curriculum for the general education classroom and the gap in teacher preparation in the area classroom management/behavior management

Page 5: RTI and Behavior Process Improvement Group Facilitators: Bill Trant, Susan Cole, & Leigh Gates

Developing a Classroom Management Plan Using a

Tiered ApproachGuiding Question:

1. In terms of intervention (classroom and/or

school wide), what do Tiers I, II, and III look

like in NHCS? You may want to refer to

Figure I in the article to guide your thinking.

(Sayeski & Brown, 2011)

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Developing a Classroom Management Plan Using a

Tiered ApproachGuiding Question:

2. In terms of intervention, at which Tier are

we strongest? Weakest?

(Sayeski & Brown, 2011)

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Developing a Classroom Management Plan Using a

Tiered ApproachGuiding Question:

3. How can a tiered framework assist us in

implementing RTI for behavior?

(Sayeski & Brown, 2011)

Page 8: RTI and Behavior Process Improvement Group Facilitators: Bill Trant, Susan Cole, & Leigh Gates

Small and Whole Groups:

Ask the Questions:

1. What do we need to do?

2. What do we need to do it?

Page 9: RTI and Behavior Process Improvement Group Facilitators: Bill Trant, Susan Cole, & Leigh Gates

Consolidate/Prioritize Actions

1. What are the reoccurring actions?

2. How can the actions be ordered in terms of realistic priorities?

Page 10: RTI and Behavior Process Improvement Group Facilitators: Bill Trant, Susan Cole, & Leigh Gates

Action Plan

1. What?

2. Who?

3. When?

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Next Steps

1. What are our next steps?