PBIS Network: Being Prepared

In this PBIS Network episode, Julia Thomas and Michaela Mantea discuss the importance of being prepared for class, which is part of the Grand Pride initiative. They demonstrate what being prepared looks like, including having the right materials and wearing the correct uniform. The video also shows examples of students who are not prepared. The episode concludes with a mention of using Class Dojo to reward students for being on time, in uniform, and having the necessary materials.

What does the 'P' in Grand Pride stand for?

• Participate

• Perform

• Prepare

• Practice

Which of the following is NOT a sign of being prepared for class?

• Having necessary materials

• Wearing the correct uniform

• Arriving on time

• Bringing a pet to class

What materials did the students bring to show they were prepared?

• A camera and microphone

• A smartphone and headphones

• A tablet and snacks

• A Chromebook, journal, and writing tool

Which of the following is an example of being unprepared?

• Arriving early to class

• Wearing a clean uniform

• Having a spare pencil

• Leaving the Chromebook at home

What did a student ask to borrow when they were unprepared?

• A calculator

• A lunchbox

• A pencil and paper

• A backpack

What tool is being used to reward students for being prepared?

• Microsoft Teams

• Google Classroom

• Class Dojo

• Zoom

What is the purpose of using Class Dojo in this context?

• To communicate with parents

• To schedule classes

• To reward students for being prepared

• To track attendance

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reward criterion in Class Dojo?

• Being on time

• Bringing appropriate materials

• Wearing a uniform

• Completing homework