Behavior Response Flow Chart
Minor
*Managed and Entered into SWIS by Staff/Teacher
Incident 1
- PROMPT Strategy
- Review Expectation
Incident 2 – 3
- Student Conference
- Restorative Conference
- Family Contact
Behavior Continues
- Major ODR
- Referral / Support
- Admin
- PBSES Coach
- Counselor
- Instructional Coach
What is PROMPT?
Levels of redirection that increase with intensity as needed. Adult should disengage after each attempt and positively reinforce change. Only move to the next level IF the behavior continues.Positively
Reinforce
- Eye Contact
- Gesture
- Proximity
- Verbal Reminder / Teach
- Verbal Consequence Warning
- Delivery of Consequence
Behavior Stops
Positively
Reinforce
Reinforcement Examples
- Verbal Praise
- Praising Gesture
- Classroom Incentive System Token
- Whole School Incentive System Token
- Recognition / Celebration
- Leadership Opportunity
Behavior Continues*
*increases in frequency / intensity, or doesnot respond to redirection strategies
Confer with:
- PBSES Coach (externalizing)
- Counselor (internalizing)
- Instructional Coach (academic)
- LRC1 Case Manager (IEP)
Repeated Minor /
2–5 Major SWIS Referrals
Refer to Tier 2 TeamAssign Inquiry Coordinator
Major
*Managed and Entered into SWIS by Admin/Office
Incident 1
- Interview and Inquiry
- Fact finding
- Re-Teach Expectation
- Family Contact
- Consequence
- Restorative Conference
- Send SWIS notes to all on team
Incident 2 – 3
- Follow ISD Discipline Policy
- Interview and Inquiry
- Fact finding
- Re-Teach Expectation
- Family Contact
- Consequence
- Restorative Conference
- Send SWIS notes to all on team
Flow chart demonstrates key elements of Behavioral Response at the Tier 1 level.
Behavioral response modification based on tiered interventions, knowledge of antecedents, setting events, functions of behavior , accommodations, IEP/BIP, etc.
*Interviews and inquiry dependent on situations. Restorative conferences strongly encouraged when relationships have been impacted and prior to Re-Entry.