ALL Behavior is Motivated

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ALL Behavior is Motivated Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Department

Learning Goals Understand behavior is not motivated by consequences only. Differentiate between Hardwired Skills and Skills that must be Taught. Consider the use of Social and Emotional Learning Skills Assessment Consider myOn to promote positive behavior

Does your campus spend more time promoting positive behavior Rule is Broken Does your campus spend more time promoting positive behavior (OR) reacting to negative behavior? Teacher Loss of Privilege Contract Phone Call Parent Conf. Administrator Success DAEP OSS ISS JJAEP

All Behavior is Motivated Expectancy Rate (Will I be successful?) (X) Value Rate (Costs?) = Motivation (x) 10 = 0 10 (x) 0 = 100

Day One Surprise Anger Joy Fear Disgust

Adolescents Patience Sympathy Gratitude Shame Humility Optimism Forgiveness Compassion Empathy

Exclusionary Discipline (OSS)

Equity

Behavior Assessment In School Suspensions Office Referrals DAEP Referrals Out of School Suspensions E, S, N & U

Autopsy Data

Social and Emotional Learning Assessment Early Elementary Late Elementary Middle School Early High School Middle High School

Apply Strategies to Manage Stress and to Motivate Successful Performance SEL Likert Ratings by Marking Period MP 1 MP 2 MP 3 MP 4 Recognize Emotions as Indicators of Situations in Need of Attention   Analyze How Personal Qualities and Temperaments Influence Choices and Successes Reflect on Possible Consequences, Both Positive and Negative, Before Expressing an Emotion Apply Strategies to Manage Stress and to Motivate Successful Performance Adjust Behavior Based on Perceive Emotional Impact on Others Differentiate Between Passive, Assertive, and Aggressive Responses Demonstrate an Ability to Be a Team Player in Achieving Group Goals Identify and Apply the Steps of Systematic Decision-Making Evaluate Strategies for Resisting Pressures to Engage in Unsafe or Unethical Activities

Reflect on Possible Consequences, Both Positive and Negative, Before Expressing an Emotion SEL Likert Ratings by Marking Period MP 1 MP 2 MP 3 MP 4 Recognize Emotions as Indicators of Situations in Need of Attention   Analyze How Personal Qualities and Temperaments Influence Choices and Successes Reflect on Possible Consequences, Both Positive and Negative, Before Expressing an Emotion Apply Strategies to Manage Stress and to Motivate Successful Performance Adjust Behavior Based on Perceive Emotional Impact on Others Differentiate Between Passive, Assertive, and Aggressive Responses Demonstrate an Ability to Be a Team Player in Achieving Group Goals Identify and Apply the Steps of Systematic Decision-Making Evaluate Strategies for Resisting Pressures to Engage in Unsafe or Unethical Activities

Possible Uses of SEL Assessment Intervention Assistance Team (IAT): Goal Setting, Feedback and Progress Monitoring Focused Parent-Teacher meetings Establishes goals for Classroom Teaching Provides feedback for differentiated instruction for behavior

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