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Print all three of the following slides. Directions: Print all three of the following slides. Cut the items out that are on slide 2. Give team members slide 3 and the cut outs from slide 2. Tell them to place the items in the appropriate blank. Once the team has finished give them the third slide to check their work. Celebrate all that are correct. Correct any errors the team made after looking at the answers. Adapted from Partnerships for EdExcellence for EdPro Development, July 2009

Supporting Decision Making Supporting Staff Behavior Supporting OUTCOMES Supporting Decision Making SYSTEMS Supporting Staff Behavior DATA PRACTICES Supporting Student Behavior Adapted from Partnerships for EdExcellence for EdPro Development, July 2009

Social Competence & School-wide Academic Achievement Positive Behavior Support Adapted from Partnerships for EdExcellence for EdPro Development, July 2009

Social Competence & School-wide Academic Achievement Positive Behavior OUTCOMES Social Competence & Academic Achievement School-wide Positive Behavior Support SYSTEMS DATA Supporting Decision Making Supporting Staff Behavior PRACTICES Supporting Student Behavior Adapted from Partnerships for EdExcellence for EdPro Development, July 2009