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Behavior Support, 3ed

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Revised & expanded edition of popular book of explicit, research based strategies for i...

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Behavioral Response to Intervention

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A unique resource that provides an in-depth look at how to organise a continuum of supp...

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Best Behavior, 2ed

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Comprehensive, evidence-based system of scalable interventions that uses a collaborativ...

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Building Positive Behavior Support Systems in Schools, 2ed

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This widely used guide presents a blueprint for meeting the challenges of severe proble...

Positive Behaviour Support

Positive Behaviour Support (aka PBL, PBIS) is an evidence-based whole school approach to improve learning outcomes for all students. Positive Behaviour Support uses preventative, teaching and reinforcement-based strategies to achieve meaningful and durable behaviour outcomes.

Typically, Positive Behaviour Support programmes provide strategies and interventions based around a three tier pyramid model - schoolwide (tier 1), classroom and small group (tier 2), individual (tier 3). The systematic implementation of schoolwide positive behaviour strategies provides the foundation, improving behavioural standards and consistency across the school. Tier 2 and tier 3 interventions, provide additional support to those students who sometimes or often behave significantly outside school expectations.

The resources on this page are carefully collated from the leading academics and practitioners in PBS, with a focus on practical resources for use in setting up schoolwide programs and/or developing targeted interventions at tiers 2 and 3.

The NSW, QLD, WA and NZ education department websites all provide useful information about their Positive Behaviour Support intiatives and links to more information. The link below takes you to the US based pbis.org which provides a large amount of useful information on PBIS.

Source: http://www.pbis.org