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Faculty PBIS Survey: View Response #9

I believe in the PBIS philosophy

Agree 

I regularly handout Trojan Tickets

Agree 

I think PBIS works at UPS

Neither Agree or Disagree 

I think that the quarterly incentives motivate the students to behave appropriately

Disagree 

I teach the Universal and Classroom Expectations to my students at the beginning of the school year

Agree 

I teach the Universal and Classroom Expectations throughout the school year

Agree 

I take my students to the Trojan Store or allow them to go to the Trojan Store

N/A 

I believe my students enjoy going to the Trojan Store

Neither Agree or Disagree 

I believe that the Trojan Tickets motivate the students to behave appropriately

Disagree 

I have see an improvement in overall behavior since the implementation of PBIS

Disagree 

The students know the universal expectations

Agree 

I believe that UPS should continue with all aspects of the PBIS program

Disagree 

I feel comfortable handing out Trojan Tickets

Neither Agree or Disagree 

I believe that the Trojan Traits and Trojan Traits Matrix are developmentally appropriate for my students

Agree 

I believe that the new Report of Student Misconduct and Discipline (office referral form) meets my needs

Neither Agree or Disagree 

I feel the Universal Expectations are taught and reinforced school-wide

Agree 

I feel that a student with chronic misbehavior has adequate supports to help improve their behavior

Agree 

I am willing to do my part to help in the complete implementation of PBIS

Strongly Agree 

Out of the three main components of the PBIS program, Universal Expectations, Large Group Incentives, and Individual Incentives, which one(s) do you feel is the most important to UPS?

Universal Expectations

I also like the idea of a large group incentive as a way to build school pride and unity, not necessarily as a "behavior booster".

What do you think could be done to help improve the PBIS program? How can you help in the improvement process?

1) Encourage more parent involvement.  2)Schedule random home visits by a member of School Improvement Committee--perhaps especially for students who have or have had chronic tardiness or behavior issues.  Perhaps provide an "individual" incentive as part of the visit if a student goes for "x" amount of time without a tardy or behavior issue.  Students (and perhaps parents) get the encouragement they need without being singled out (or left out) of group activities at school.  3) Also, consider getting material sent home to parents translated for those parents who don't understand English well.

What is your philosophy on school-wide and classroom management?

Having the universal expectations helps give everyone the same words to voice their expectations while still allowing individual teachers/staff the chance to interpret the context for their own classroom/area. 
Created at 4/27/2009 9:00 AM  by *** 
Last modified at 4/27/2009 9:00 AM  by ***