PBIS Flowchart 2
Disruptive Behavior:
The Chatterers

(Chatty Cathy and her BFF Conversational Carl)

1.ID Behavior

Tier 1

Students are talking in class continuously

Cite Cause

2. Interventions

Material

Teacher

student

environment

Diversify format

Immediate Methods previously used:
eye contact
verbal request
peer influence


Methods not yet attempted:
Proximity
Silence
humor

Evaluate mannerisms, relationship with these particular students and student P.O.V.

A silly but important reminder regarding P.O.V.

Is subject/topic relevant to the student? (Allred, 2008)

Is the activity research based and engaging? Are students engaged in active Learning? (Allred, 2008)

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PBL

Class configuration

Speak to student after class take invested interest. Is it the students nature or is there social/personal issue creating the lack of awareness?

Are classroom norms established and visible to the students?

Class time

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relevance

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is class after lunch or the first class on Monday morning? is there a need to adjust expectations or offer social time in class construct?

Reinforce positive behavior
praise when requested behavior is demonstrated and acknowledge growth (PBISworld, 2019)

Dynamic Inflection
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Flexible Seating

Offer breaks: create a balance of talk time

Talk to student to find out student interests.

3. Collect Data

Begin a record if problem persists over a few months

Meet with students offer solution before negotiating a contract use personally collected data as an incentive

4. Shared Responsibility

5. Patterned Behavior

Tier 2

Increase active account keeping by student if behavior persists longer than 6 months (PBISworld, 2019).
A survey or behavior evaluation diagram can be utilized to ensure that the they can monitor their own progress.

Agree upon a suitable reward system

Discuss students behavior with colleagues to better understand the bigger picture.

Collectively decide a healthy course of action to increase likelihood of desired behavior.

6. Increase Causality

Mention behavior to parents in parent teacher conference

Offer structured breaks in the student cannot control their impulse to talk.

Set achievable goals with bigger rewards and reasonable age appropriate consequences for continued disruptive behavior

7. Student Intervention Plan

Tier 3

behavior meetings
informal to formal conferences to celebrate progress

Mentoring buddy system: find a suitable model that can provide guidance who demonstrates desired traits .

Schedule a meeting with teachers , students, parents, and administration with collected data to discus formal evaluation process.

Counselor

RTI

FBA

Assess Learning Difficulty

IEP?