Course curriculum

    1. Overview of Module 2

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    2. Why Do Kids Misbehave?

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    3. How Did We Get Here?

    4. What is PBIS?

    5. MODULE 2: Support Materials

    6. BONUS VIDEO: What is PBIS in 5 Minutes!

    1. MODULE 3: Establishing School Wide Expectations

    2. Why To Have Common Behavioral Expectations

    3. How to Establish Schoolwide Expectations

    4. TASK: Create Your Schoolwide Behavioral Expectation Matrix

    5. TASK: Create Posters & Signage for Your School

    6. MODULE 3: Support Materials

    7. BONUS VIDEO: How to Tame a Chaotic Cafeteria

    1. MODULE 4: Teaching Schoolwide Expectations

      FREE PREVIEW
    2. Why Do We Need to Teach Expectations?

    3. How to Teach Expectations?

    4. When to Teach Expectations

    5. Video Examples - Elementary Lessons

    6. Video Examples - Secondary Lessons

    7. MODULE 4 Tasks

    8. TASK: Create Lesson Plans to Teach Expectations

    9. TASK: Create an Annual Schedule to Teach and Review Behavioral Expectations

    10. MODULE 4: Support Materials

    1. MODULE 5: Creating a Positive School Culture

    2. BONUS Video: Positive Reinforcement for Online Classrooms

    3. BONUS Video: Greeting Students at the Door: Is it worth the extra time?

    4. BONUS Video: Rewards Work Better Than Punishment - a great example!

    5. MODULE 5: Support Materials

    1. MODULE 6: Positive Classrooms

    2. What NOT to Do for Classroom Management

    3. MODULE 6: Support Materials

About this course

  • $497.00
  • 45 lessons
  • 2 hours of video content

Your Instructor

Laura Mooiman, LCSW

Laura Mooiman, LCSW is an American based in The Netherlands who specializes in international educational consulting. Laura holds a Masters in Social Work degree from University of California Los Angeles, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), and has over 20 years’ experience in the US as a school district administrator, social worker in elementary, middle, and high schools, special education, County Probation, County Mental Health, Child Protective Services, and in Private Practice. Laura is a consultant for multiple NIH and IES research grants and a recipient of two US Congressional Recognition for Outstanding Service to the Community in 2007 and 2015. Laura is a Restorative Practices Trainer, trained by the International Institute for Restorative Practices (IIRP), a Registered Qualified Trainer for the European Forum for Restorative Justice (EFRJ) and a consultant to schools and districts internationally.