What are Behavior Expectations?
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POPULAR MYTHS REGARDING PBS |
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"The positive in Positive Behavior Support means we give out rewards" |
"We will no longer punish children for inappropriate behavior" |
"PBS uses bribes to get children to behave" |
What are classroom expectations?
We expect students to respect each other, their school, and their teachers by:
Being on task in class
Completing all assignments
Cooperative learning experiences with classmates
What are our Classroom Responsibilities?
In our cluster, we use a token economy in which preferred behaviors are reinforced through the use of positive behavior stamps. Students earn stamps by displaying preferred behaviors and will be allowed to have a pick from the school Treasure Box. Every week students will be assigned jobs/responsibilities in the classroom community.
Clipboard Carrier (10):
One student brings clipboard between classrooms at transitions.
Table Cleaners (10):
Two students wipes tables down with wet wipes at the end of each class.
Floor Sweeper (10):
One student will use the broom to sweep the floor daily.
Teacher Assistant (10):
Student will pass out papers and place extras in the absent folder
Board Cleaner (10):
Student will use paper towels and water bottle to clean board.
One student will wipe the cubbies out and one will organize the contents.
Agenda Checker (10):
One student assists teacher in checking agendas for signatures and notes to teachers.
Messengers (10):
Two students bring papers to the front office or other teacher classrooms.
Line Leader (10):
One student leads the line in hallways and transitions.
Door Holder (10):
Computer Care (10):
One student turns the computers on and off daily in addition to wiping the computer screens daily.