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The PBIS Team Handbook : Setting Expectations and Building Positive Behavior by Beth Baker, M.S.Ed., with Char Ryan, Ph.D. |
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| At last, a comprehensive, down-to-earth handbook for PBIS coaches and team members implementing schoolwide positive behavior interventions and supports. Positive school climates are not achieved through suspensions, detentions, calls to parents, or visits to the principal?s office. Rather, lasting change is achieved through collective analysis and data-driven decision making. PBIS is a unique set of guidelines that help schools interpret and act on behavior data and deal with problems proactively. Over 14,000 schools in the United States have implemented schoolwide PBIS. Along with solid, detailed implementation guidelines, this helpful guide offers engaging anecdotes, tips for encouraging staff buy-in, and suggestions for sustaining a successful program at your school. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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