Systematic Supervision Middle School
Stephen Smith and Jeff Sprague, Ph.D. from the Institute on Violence and Destructive Behavior at the University of Oregon
Dynamic and flexible, this one-hour training uses video examples, graphic printables, journals and knowledge checks to teach staff effective supervision techniques for monitoring, hallways, cafeterias and other school common areas.
Systematic Supervision is a Positive Behavior Support-based approach that reduces negative behaviors and encourages positive behaviors at school.
In five modules, staff will learn:
- What is Systematic Supervision
- Moving & Scanning
- Being Positive
- Responding to Problems
- Communicating with Parents and Each Other
Requirements:
Instructors:
Stephen Smith
Table of Contents:
Module 1 - Introduction to Systematic Supervision : What is Systematic Supervision?, Teaching Rules and Expectations, Systematic Supervision Overview
Module 2 - Moving & Scanning: Moving & Scanning, Moving & Scanning Overview, Module 2 Journal, Module 2 Knowledge Check
Module 4 - Responding to Problems: Responding to Problems, Responding to Problems Overview, Module 4 Journal, Module 4 Knowledge Check
Module 3 - Being Positive: Being Positive, Being Positive Overview, Module 3 Journal, Module 3 Knowledge Check
Module 5 - Communicating: Communicating, Communicating Overview, Behavior Log, Staff Checklist, Module 5 Journal, Module 5 Knowledge Check