
Using the power of social media to connect, encourage, and discuss best practices related to PBIS in schools. Tuesdays at 9 EST, 8 CST, 7 MST, 6 PST. #pbischat
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Q8: What resources or research do you suggest to learn more or implement an induction process that supports your system of PBIS practices? #pbischat
Q7: How does your school monitor the transition or induction experience for new students? #pbischat
Q6: Who are the key members of your student induction process? Are student leaders involved in this process? #pbischat
Q5: What form of academic or social supports are available to students who enroll mid-year? #pbischat
Q4: What are some barriers to effectively supporting students who transition into your school mid-year?#pbischat
Nearing the halfway point of #pbischat. Do you know someone who could contribute to the conversation? Invite them now!
Q3: Does your system of PBIS make provision for the introduction of new students? Are families involved with this process? #pbischat
Q2: How might school-wide PBIS practices support the social and academic needs of new students? #pbischat
Q1: How prevalent is student mobility within your school district? How does this impact school climate and student learning? #pbischat
Introduce yourself, your role, and how many years your school has implemented PBIS. #pbischat
The purpose of this chat is to facilitate dialogue between educators about best practices related to PBIS in the school setting.
#pbischat begins in ten minutes – tonight’s topic is “Student Mobility & PBIS: Developing a System of Support for New Students”
Be sure to follow educators you met at #pbischat tonight. Let’s keep the conversation going.