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Use Gentle Guidance Interventions to negate the “impossible choice".
Use Gentle Guidance Interventions to negate the “impossible choice".
"All students deserve to be included in their classrooms and treated with respect. Gentle Guidance Interventions can make this inclusion possible."
Scott Ervin
Abstract
Students with or at-risk for emotional and behavioral disorders pose an immense challenge for educators, and typical practices to address them are punitive and exclusionary, leading to poor academic and social outcomes for students. To address the complex needs of students with intensive emotional and behavioral needs, evidence-based practices and strategies that have been validated through rigorous research are needed. In this article, we describe evidence-based practices for creating positive and effective classrooms environments as well as illustrate implementation factors that are key to successful and sustained use of evidence-based practices in school settings.
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*2 hours of PD/EILA
In this training, we've applied the 16 principles of Explicit Instruction and shared examples specific to students who are exhibiting acting out behaviors we want to decrease
2 hours of PD/EILA
This training includes 26 strategies teachers can use in face-to-face and online instruction to support students - the training design features a series of “trading cards” of each intervention that teachers can place on a ring for quick reference. It also includes a sorting activity that PLCs and teaching teams can use to analyze interventions for use with students in Tiers 1, 2, and 3. Note: these strategies can be helpful to share with parents also!
1 hour of PD/EILA
Learn about the power of choice as an evidence-based intervention! Explore the forms of choice we can offer, as well as the steps for offering choices effectively. Develop tools for offering choices, and investigate how to offer choice as a method for de-escalation. This training is great for new teachers!
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