An Overview of The Multi-Tiered Approach to Behaviour Management
In this introductory session we’ll look at why the tiered approach to behaviour management is so effective. We’ll examine what’s involved at all three tiers:
- Tier 1 (Universal) approaches look at teaching consistent whole school behavioural expectations and the use of appropriate consequences.
Aim: To reduce new cases of problem behaviour.
- Tier 2 (Targeted) approaches focus on supporting students at risk at presenting more serious problem behaviour.
Aim: To reduce current cases of problem behaviour.
- Tier 3 (Intensive) approaches involve intensive, individualised support for students, providing increased instruction and supervision, and practice with self-regulation and social skills. Outside agencies are often used to supplement behaviour action
plans.
Aim: To reduce complications, intensity and severity of current cases.
Tuesday 16th October 1pm-3.30pm Pudsey Primrose Hill Primary School.
Tier 1- Universal Support (Part 1): Consistent expectations
In this session, we will look at the key elements of implementing a whole-school policy that is robust and consistent. We need teachers, support staff, lunchtime staff and SLT to all know the script for their school’s behaviour expectations. This session
tells you how.
Tuesday 6th November 2018 1pm-3.30pm Pudsey Primrose Hill Primary School
Tier 1- Universal Support (Part 2): Consistent consequences
With consistent, taught and reinforced routines embedded across your school, there will be some pupils that still do not follow our reasonable instructions. We will now need some simple consequences to communicate limit-setting. This session looks at what
these consequences should be, how and when to give them, and how to avoid escalation.
Tuesday 4th December 2018 1pm-3.30pm Pudsey Primrose Hill Primary School
Functional Behavioural Assessments
When Tier 1 strategies are ineffective, we need to identify the root causes, functions, and reinforcers of behaviour for individuals. We do this using a
Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA). In this session, you will learn how to carry out a simple FBA and why class teachers play the most important role in identifying barriers to learning.
Tuesday 8th January 2019 1pm-3.30pm Pudsey Primrose Hill Primary School
Tier 2: Targeted Interventions
Once we have completed an FBA, we will know which interventions are most likely to work. This session covers how to choose interventions and how to test their effectiveness. We will also look at the vast range of resources for choosing and implementing interventions.
Tuesday 5th February 2019 1pm-3.30pm Pudsey Primrose Hill Primary School
Tier 3: Intensive Interventions
For some highly challenging students, it is easy to think that nothing will work. If interventions at Tier 2 have failed to reduce problem behaviour, we need to look at specific individualised and intensive interventions. In the first instance, we are planning
for sanity, not success. This session also gives guidance on how best to utilise schools’ limited financial and staffing resources, as well as options for school leaders when it seems like there are no options left.
Tuesday 5th March 2019 1pm-3.30pm Pudsey Primrose Hill Primary School
Data collection, monitoring, action planning and behaviour flowchart design
Imagine schools were half as good at collecting, analysing and acting upon behaviour data as they are for academic progress data. We will look at optimised methods for collecting and analysing behaviour data, and go on to explore ways to use this data to
design interventions and monitor progress. Equally important is looking at how and when different school staff (teachers, learning mentors, SLT) and outside agencies and support services (e.g. educational psychologists, CAHMS, Team Teach, Thrive etc) become
involved in behaviour interventions – this is done through an introduction to behaviour flowchart design, helping schools to plan their approach through Tiers 1, 2 and 3.
Tuesday 26th March 2019 1pm-3.30pm Pudsey Primrose Hill Primary
To book your place on our Behaviour Management workshops, or for further information, visit www.noctuateachingschool.org.uk or email
admin@noctuateachingschool.org.uk