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Name of Book | Author(s) last name Kansas Multi-Tier System of Supports www.ksdetasn.org/mtss/ Page | 1 Book Study Book Study Prepared by the Kansas Multi-Tier System of Supports (MTSS) Project Managing Challenging Behaviors in Schools Kathleen Lane, Holly Menzies, Allison Bruhn, and Mary Crnobori (The Guilford Press, 2011) Book Description: The information provided in this book describes both proactive and reactive approaches to supporting student academics and behavior. Proactively, Part I focuses on preventing the development of learning and behavior problems. This includes information about classroom management practices, instructional delivery, and low-intensity strategies for redirecting and minimizing behaviors of students who need additional support. Reactively, Part II focuses on responding efficiently and effectively to problem behaviors that do occur. This includes information about behavior contracts, self-monitoring strategies, and functional assessment- based interventions. Finally, the book includes a series of assessments and forms to support teachers in beginning to implement these proactive and reactive strategies and practices in the classroom setting. Target Audience: Implementing teams Behavior Building Leadership Teams Tier 3 teachers Elementary Team Secondary Team PART I: PREVENTING BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS The contents of this resource were developed under an agreement from the Federal Department of Education to the Kansas State Department of Education. However, the contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the Department of Education, and endorsement by the Kansas State Department of Education or the Federal Government should not be assumed. Kansas MTSS is funded through Part B funds administered by the Kansas State Department of Education’s Early Childhood, Special Education and Title Services. Keystone Learning Services does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in this program and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Keystone Learning Services Executive Director, 500 E. Sunflower Blvd, Ozawkie, KS 66070, 785-876-2214.

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BookStudyPreparedbythe

KansasMulti-TierSystemofSupports(MTSS)Project

ManagingChallengingBehaviorsinSchools

KathleenLane,HollyMenzies,AllisonBruhn,andMaryCrnobori(TheGuilfordPress,2011)BookDescription:Theinformationprovidedinthisbookdescribesbothproactiveandreactiveapproachestosupportingstudentacademicsandbehavior.Proactively,PartIfocusesonpreventingthedevelopmentoflearningandbehaviorproblems.Thisincludesinformationaboutclassroommanagementpractices,instructionaldelivery,andlow-intensitystrategiesforredirectingandminimizingbehaviorsofstudentswhoneedadditionalsupport.Reactively,PartIIfocusesonrespondingefficientlyandeffectivelytoproblembehaviorsthatdooccur.Thisincludesinformationaboutbehaviorcontracts,self-monitoringstrategies,andfunctionalassessment-basedinterventions.Finally,thebookincludesaseriesofassessmentsandformstosupportteachersinbeginningtoimplementtheseproactiveandreactivestrategiesandpracticesintheclassroomsetting.

TargetAudience:ImplementingteamsBehaviorBuildingLeadershipTeamsTier3teachersElementaryTeamSecondaryTeam

PARTI:PREVENTINGBEHAVIORPROBLEMS

The contents of this resource were developed under an agreement from the Federal Department of Education to the Kansas State Department of Education. However, the contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the Department of Education, and endorsement by the Kansas State Department of Education or the Federal Government should not be assumed. Kansas MTSS is funded through Part B funds administered by the Kansas State Department of Education’s Early Childhood, Special Education and Title Services. Keystone Learning Services does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in this program and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Keystone Learning Services Executive Director, 500 E. Sunflower Blvd, Ozawkie, KS 66070, 785-876-2214.

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-Chapter1:PreventingandManagingLearningandBehaviorProblems—AnOverview-

BriefOverview:Thischapterprovidesanoverviewofthebook,describingathree-tieredmodelofprevention.PartI’sfocusisonclassroommanagementandotherpreventativestrategies,includinginstructionalpractices.Thischapteralsodescribesthebenefitsofathree-tieredmodelofpreventionforstudentsatriskforemotionalandbehavioraldifficulties.DiscussionQuestions:1. Whyisitimportantthatteachershavebothknowledgeofandconfidenceinclassroom

managementskills?2. Whatarethedifferencesamongprimary,secondary,andtertiarylevelsofprevention?

3. Whatistreatmentintegrity?Whyisitimportant?

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-Chapter2:ClassroomManagement-BriefOverview:Thischapterdiscussesfiveessentialcomponentsofclassroommanagement:classroomclimate,physicalroomarrangement,approachtodiscipline,routinesandprocedures,andmanagingpaperwork.Italsoincludesaclassroommanagementresourceguide(Table2.2)thatprovidesinformationaboutselectedbooks,articles,andwebsiteshelpfulforimprovingskillsinclassroommanagement.DiscussionQuestions:1. Whyisclassroomclimateimportant?Whatarethevariablesofclassroomclimate?2. Whyisphysicalroomarrangementimportant?Whataretheaspectsofroomarrangement

thataclassroomteachershouldconsider?3. Howdotheauthorsdefinediscipline?Whyisateacher’sapproachtodisciplineimportant?4. Whatareproceduresandroutines?Describeproceduresandroutinesthatyouhaveputin

placeinyourclassroom.Aretheysimilartothosedescribedinthischapter?5. Whyismanagingpaperworkanimportantpartofclassroommanagement?Howmightthe

strategiesforteachingproceduresandroutinesandmanagingpaperworkoverlap?6. DiscusstheexampleinBox2.2(pg.33).WhatdoyouthinkofMs.Flor’sclassroom

managementpractices?

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-Chapter3:InstructionalDelivery-BriefOverview:Thischapterfocusesonteachingcurricularcontentinawaythatmaximizesstudentengagement.Italsooutlinescurriculardecision-making,utilizingeffectiveinstructionalmethods,andimplementingself-regulatedstrategydevelopment.Includedisaninstructionaldeliveryresourceguide(Table3.6)thatprovidesinformationaboutselectedbooks,articles,andwebsitesusefulforrefiningknowledgeofinstructionalpractices.DiscussionQuestions:1. Whatisthezoneofproximaldevelopment?Howdoesitrelatetopreventingbehavior

problems?2. DiscusstheconceptsanddefinitionsinTable3.2(pg.41).Provideanexamplefromyour

owninstructionalpracticeofhowyouhaveusedoneoftheconcepts.3. ConsiderthequestionsinTable3.3(pg.45).Aretheyusefulforplanninginstruction?What

doyoulikeandnotlikeaboutthequestions?4. Howdoyouthinkyoucoulddifferentiatecontent?Process?Product?5. Whataretheelementsofexplicitinstruction?Whydoyouthinktheyareimportant?6. ReviewthetypesofcooperativelearningactivitiesinTable3.5(pg.56)anddescribehow

youhaveusedoneinyourownclassroom.Thinkabouthowyoumightuseoneyouhaven’ttriedbefore.

7. Whatarethestagesofstrategyinstruction?

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-Chapter4:Low-IntensityStrategies-BriefOverview:Thischapterbeginswithadiscussionoftheimportanceofdevelopingintrinsicmotivation,anddescribesmultipleresearchandevidence-basedlow-intensitystrategiesthatarehelpfulinmaintainingaproactiveapproachtobehaviormanagement.Thechapterincludesalow-intensitystrategyresourceguide(Table4.5)thatprovidesinformationaboutselectedbooks,articles,andwebsiteshelpfulforimprovingskillsinimplementinglow-intensitystrategies.DiscussionQuestions:1. Whataretheelementsofinstructionthatpromoteintrinsicmotivation?Discusshowyou

thinkeachisrelatedtodevelopingintrinsicmotivation.2. Discussthelow-intensitystrategieslistedinTable4.2(pg.76)anddescribedinthischapter.

Haveeveryoneinthestudygroupselectadifferentstrategyanddescribehowtheyhaveuseditintheirownclassroom.

3. ConsidertheteacheractionsthatslowinstructionalpacinginTable4.3(pg.79).Analyze

whetheryouhaveeverengagedinanyoftheseactions.Considerhavingacolleagueobserveyourclassroomtolookfortheseactions,aswellasyouruseofpositivelow-intensitystrategies.

4. Whyisincorporatingchoiceandpreferredactivitiesintoyourclassroomimportant?5. Whatisatokeneconomy?Haveyoueverusedoneinyourclassroom?6. Whyisthedirectteachingofsocialskillsimportant?Doesyourschooluseanyofthe

curricularpackagesdescribedinthischapter?Ifso,howdoyoudeterminewhichstudentsreceivedthistypeofsocialskillsinstruction?

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PARTII:RESPONDINGTOPROBLEMBEHAVIORS

-Chapter5:BehaviorContracts-BriefOverview:Thischapterdescribesthelow-intensity,secondarypreventionstrategyofbehaviorcontracting.Itincludesanoverviewofbehaviorcontracts,adefinitionofthestrategy,adescriptionofdifferenttypesofcontracts,anddirectionsonhowtodevelopandimplementbehaviorcontractsintheclassroom.Thechapteralsoincludesabehaviorcontractingresourceguide(Table5.2)thatprovidesinformationaboutselectedbooks,articles,andwebsiteshelpfulforimprovingskillsindevelopingandimplementingbehaviorcontracts.DiscussionQuestions:1. Whatisabehaviorcontract?Whatarethethreecorecomponents?2. Whatarethetypesofbehaviorcontracts?Haveyoueverusedoneofthesetypesof

contractsinyourclassroom?Ifso,describethecontracttoyourbookstudygroup.3. Whatarethesimilaritiesanddifferencesbetweenaquidproquocontractandaparallel

contract?4. Whatarethedeficitsforwhichabehaviorcontractisappropriate?5. Discussthesupportingresearchfortheagelevelofstudentswithwhomyouwork.6. Whatarethestepsforimplementingbehaviorcontractsintheclassroom?Discusseither

theelementaryorthehighschoolexample.Doestheexampleadequatelyfollowallsteps?

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-Chapter6:Self-Monitoring-BriefOverview:Thischapterfocusesonthelow-intensity,secondarypreventionstrategyofself-monitoring,whichisonetypeofself-managementstrategy.Thechapterincludesaself-monitoringresourceguide(Table6.2)thatprovidesinformationaboutselectedbooks,articles,andwebsiteshelpfulforimprovingskillsindevelopingandimplementingself-monitoringforstudents.DiscussionQuestions:1. Whatarethefourtypesofself-managementstrategiesbrieflydescribedintheoverview?2. Whataretheprerequisitecomponentsforusingself-managementstrategiesinthe

classroom?3. Discussthebenefitsandchallengesofusingtheself-monitoringstrategy.4. Discussthesupportingresearchfortheagelevelofstudentswithwhomyouwork.5. Whatarethestepsforimplementingself-monitoringinterventionsinyourclassroom?6. Whatisfading?Whyisitimportant?7. Discusstheself-monitoringillustrationinBox6.1.Doestheexampleadequatelyfollowall

thesteps?Doyouseeanypotentialproblemswiththeexample?

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-Chapter7:FunctionalAssessment-BasedInterventions-BriefOverview:Thischapterfocusesonfunctionalassessment-basedinterventions,whichareatypeoftertiarypreventionthatconsidersthecommunicativeintentofbehavior,orthereasonswhyproblembehaviorsoccur.Thechapterincludesafunctionalassessment–basedinterventionresourceguide(Table7.2)thatprovidesinformationaboutselectedbooks,articles,andwebsiteshelpfulforimprovingskillsinconductingfunctionalassessmentsandimplementingtertiarysupports.DiscussionQuestions:1. Whoinyourbuildingusuallyconductsafunctionalassessmentwhenoneisneeded?

Discusswhetheritmightbehelpfulforthebookstudygrouptoaskthatpersontocometothediscussionofthischapter.

2. Whenlookingatwhythestudentengagesinthetargetbehavior,weknowthatbehavioris

ameansofseekingoravoiding.Whataresomethingsstudentsmightbeseekingoravoiding?

3. ReviewthefunctionmatrixinFigure7.2.HowmighttheABCcardsillustratedinFigure7.3

helpcompleteafunctionmatrixforastudent?4. ReviewFigure7.4(pg.164).Describethethreemethodslistedinthatfigure.5. Whatarethebenefitsandchallengesofusingfunctionalassessment-basedinterventions?6. Discussthesupportingresearchfortheagelevelofstudentswithwhomyouwork.7. Discussthefunctionalassessment-basedinterventionillustrationinBox7.1(startingonpg.

178).Considerhowtheillustrationfollowsthe10stepslistedonpage173andpage177.Doyouthinkyouwouldhavedoneanythingdifferentlyforthisstudent?

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PARTIII:GETTINGSTARTED

-Chapter8:GettingStartedinYourClassroom-BriefOverview:Thischapterprovidesasequenceofself-assessmentforms,assessmentforms,andtreatmentintegritychecklistsalignedtothepriorchapters.Theseassessmentsareprovidedtoencourageteacherstobegintoimplementthepreviouslydiscussedpracticesforsupportingstudentswithchallengingbehavior.Whiletheauthorswouldpreferthatthepracticesbeimplementedwithinthecontextofathree-tieredmodelofprevention,thesepracticesareperhapsevenmoreimportantforteachersworkinginbuildingswithoutaschool-widetieredmodelinplace.DiscussionQuestions:1. Completetheself-assessmentinFigure8.1(startingonpage186).Discusstheschool-wide

questionsasagroup.Dothequestionsleadyourgrouptoidentifysomesystemicneedsforyourdistrictorbuilding?

2. Selectatleastoneoftheself-assessmentsinFigures8.2–8.5(pgs.190-92).Sharethe

outcomeofyourself-assessmentwithacolleague.Whatwereyourstrengths?Whatwereyourweaknesses?

3. Completetheself-assessmentinFigure8.6(pg.193)orFigure8.7(pg.194).Shareareasof

weaknesswithyourbookstudygroup.Didgroupmembershaveareasofweaknessincommon?Ifso,couldyouarrangeforsomeprofessionaldevelopmentforyourbuildinginthoseareas?

4. Asagroup,reviewthetreatmentintegritychecklistforbehaviorcontractsinFigure8.10

(pg.199),orthetreatmentintegritychecklistforself-monitoringinFigure8.13(pg.202).Doyouthinkeachofthecomponentslistedarepartoftreatmentintegrity?Whyorwhynot?

5. Askthepersonsinyourbuildingthatconductfunctional-basedassessments(FBAs)to

reviewFigure8.15,thefunctionalassessment-basedbehaviorinterventionplanningform.HowisitsimilartotheFBAproceduretheyuse?Howisitdifferent?Howisfunctionalassessmentinformationusedinyourbuilding?

6. Whyarebehavioralscreeningtoolsimportant?Whyareacademicscreeningandprogress

monitoringtoolsimportant?