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B.I.S.T B ehavior I ntervention S upport T eam

B.I.S.T is a school-wide program that teaches students to manage their behavior and creates a positive learning environment. It aims to develop skills needed to handle challenging situations and promotes lifelong goals for success.

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B.I.S.T B ehavior I ntervention S upport T eam

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  1. B.I.S.TBehaviorInterventionSupportTeam Leawood Elementary Joe Palmer, Principal

  2. What is B.I.S.T.? B.I.S.T. is a school-wide program to help students learn to manage their own behavior. It provides a system to create and maintain a positive learning environment.

  3. What is B.I.S.T.? B.I.S.T. provides a way to teach children the skills they need to manage their behavior and protect them from situations in which they do not yet have the skills.

  4. Our bottom line:It is never O.K. to bedisruptive or hurtful.

  5. Goals for Life These are more that just goals to be successful at school. These goals will help children develop into adults who are successful in the work place, in their families, in their other relationships…in LIFE!

  6. Goals for Life • I can be angry or upset and not get in trouble. • I can be okay even if others are not okay. • I can do something even if I don’t want to or is difficult.

  7. Gateway Behaviors • Gateway behaviors show a sign of disrespect. • Rolling eyes • Head down on desk • Sigh • Tapping pencil

  8. One Redirect • ICE Statement • I see you are having trouble … • Can you … • Even though …

  9. What is the Safe Seat? • The Safe Seat is a designated seat in the student’s regular classroom intended to provide a safe place where the disruptive behavior can stop and learning can continue. • The student is not in trouble. Instead, the Safe Seat provides a place to keep the student out of trouble. • A student can place him/herself in the Safe Seat or may be assigned by a teacher.

  10. Accountability • I did it. • I’m sorry. • It is a problem in my life. • I accept consequences. • I accept and need help.

  11. Partnering with Parents Our mission is to work as a collaborative team to guide students toward success.

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