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NAEYC Sneak Peak Training
Training Overview: Join me for a virtual sneak peek of the session I will be presenting in November at NAEYC! In this session, participants will review tools for collecting and analyzing data related to challenging behavior using the Behavior Incident Reporting System (BIRS) and Prevent Teach Reinforce for Young Children (PTR-YC) from the pyramid model framework. Participants will analyze sample data to create a hypothesis statement and identify appropriate intervention strategies that target challenging behaviors.
Facilitator: Michelle Farrell
Two Options!
1.5hr training certificate provided.
Tuesday 10/29/24 from 6:30 - 8:00pm
OR
Saturday 11/2/24 from 9:00 - 10:30am
Cost: $15
Rowdiness in the Room: The Big 5 Pyramid Model Practices
Facilitator: Michelle Farrell
Session Description: Currently, many classrooms are overrun with big behaviors, individualized interventions and crisis or safety plans. These plans often drain staff of time, energy and resources - with no guarantee that they will change behaviors. Research has shown the use of evidence based practices at the classroom level can reduce challenging behaviors for children receiving individualized support. The Pyramid Model Framework has identified five practices that create environments that support all students to succeed. This session will outline these “Big Five” practices and give you strategies that you can begin implementing immediately to transform your classroom!
Behavior Interventions: Strategies for Success for the Strong Willed Child
Facilitator: Jana Hoover
SessionDescription:Ever wondered why there isn’t a pre-made behavior intervention plan to address common challenging behaviors like hitting? Or biting? Because it is not about the behavior! This session will explore the ways adults can view behavior with a lens of curiosity and will outline common interventions that target specific behavior functions.
Cost: $850
NAEYC Sneak Peak Training
Training Overview: Join me for a virtual sneak peek of the session I will be presenting in November at NAEYC! In this session, participants will review tools for collecting and analyzing data related to challenging behavior using the Behavior Incident Reporting System (BIRS) and Prevent Teach Reinforce for Young Children (PTR-YC) from the pyramid model framework. Participants will analyze sample data to create a hypothesis statement and identify appropriate intervention strategies that target challenging behaviors.
Facilitator: Michelle Farrell
Two Options!
1.5hr training certificate provided.
Tuesday 10/29/24 from 6:30 - 8:00pm
OR
Saturday 11/2/24 from 9:00 - 10:30am
Cost: $15
Rowdiness in the Room: The Big 5 Pyramid Model Practices
Facilitator: Michelle Farrell
Session Description: Currently, many classrooms are overrun with big behaviors, individualized interventions and crisis or safety plans. These plans often drain staff of time, energy and resources - with no guarantee that they will change behaviors. Research has shown the use of evidence based practices at the classroom level can reduce challenging behaviors for children receiving individualized support. The Pyramid Model Framework has identified five practices that create environments that support all students to succeed. This session will outline these “Big Five” practices and give you strategies that you can begin implementing immediately to transform your classroom!
Behavior Interventions: Strategies for Success for the Strong Willed Child
Facilitator: Jana Hoover
SessionDescription:Ever wondered why there isn’t a pre-made behavior intervention plan to address common challenging behaviors like hitting? Or biting? Because it is not about the behavior! This session will explore the ways adults can view behavior with a lens of curiosity and will outline common interventions that target specific behavior functions.
Cost: $850