How to Respond to Redirection PBIS Lesson While

How to Respond to Redirection PBIS Lesson

§ While in the building you may encounter situations in which you are redirecting students who do not respond respectfully or appropriately. This lesson addresses how students should respond when redirected. For the Teacher § PBIS World has a short reminder on the art of redirecting students. You may want to review it either in advance of the lesson if you will be teaching it or before reinforcing these behaviors in your classroom. § http: //www. pbisworld. com/tier-1/redirection/

§ What is redirection? § Redirection is a teaching What is Redirection? strategy that is used to address inappropriate behavior before it escalates into a more serious problem.

1. What are some examples of situations in which students are redirected by an adult at BJHS? What Do You Think? 2. What are some ways that students may respond to redirection that are appropriate and respectful?

§Discuss each of the following Let’s Practice scenarios with your partner and then be ready to participate in a class discussion.

§ You and a friend are coming into the classroom from the hallway and are talking loudly and being disruptive. § Your teacher asks you to Let’s Practice: Scenario 1 please come in quietly, have a seat and begin working on the assignment. § Does your behavior show that you are Ready? § How should you respond?

§ You are caught using your cell phone in the hallway by the hall monitor. § S/he reminds you that cell Let’s Practice: Scenario 2 phones are not allowed during the school day and asks you to give your phone to him/her. § Does your behavior show that you are Responsible? § How should you respond?

§ You are sitting in the back of class with your head down on the desk while the rest of the class is engaged in the lesson. Let’s Practice: Scenario 3 § Your teacher asks you to please sit up and participate in the lesson. § Does your behavior show that you are Respectful? § How should you respond?

§ You are coming back from lunch Let’s Practice: Scenario 4 finishing your bag of chips. A teacher you do not know stops you, reminds you that food is not allowed in the hallway and asks you for your chips. § Does your behavior show that you are Responsible? § How do you respond?

1. How can you demonstrate that Exit Slip you are Ready, Respectful, and Responsible when responding to redirection from an adult in the building? 2. Do you plan to change how you respond when being redirected? Why or why not?