PBIS Quiz

What is PBIS?

• A TV station

• A student club

• An acronym for Positive Behavior and Intervention Supports

PBIS is a school wide integration of what?

• An approach using research-based practices for teaching behavior

• Prevention focused efforts to reduce behavioral problems

• Specific instruction of academic and personal/social behavior

• All of the above

When is the best time to intervene with problem behaviors?

• As soon as the behavior occurs

• Before problem behavior occurs by teaching expected behaviors

• The following day after the student has had some time to cool down

What are the 4 Pillars of the Farnsworth Mission Statement to enhance student learning and positive behavior?

• Respectful, Responsible, Safe and Productive

• Respectful, Efficient, Productive and Hard working

• Respectful, Responsible, Successful, and Innovative

Why do we use Panther Pointer Lessons?

• To teach and re-teach school wide behavioral expectations

• To ensure all students and adults in the building are using the same language and teaching the same expectations

• Both A and B

Panther Pointer Lessons are behavioral lesson plans that Define expectations, Model behaviors, Practice behaviors and…

• Reinforce positive behaviors

• Monitor and provide consequences for negative behaviors

• Define additional expectations when the first sets are mastered

What is the form of high frequency reinforcement of positive behaviors we use at Farnsworth?

• 4 > 2 cards

• Free movie passes

• Panther Points of Pride cards

How many PPP cards should a full-time staff member give out each week?

• 5

• 50

• 75

• 100

Staff is recognized for implementing PBIS by placing empty PPP card backings in a mailroom bin for a chance to win a prize each month.

• True

• False

PBIS addresses misbehavior with a consistent office referral process utilizing minors and majors. What behavior constitutes the creation of a minor referral?

• A behavior that a staff member notices as a nuisance but the behavior stops with a single verbal redirection

• A behavior that can be managed by the teacher by following the classroom behavior management plan

• A more serious or disruptive behavior that requires office management