RTI/MTSS-Behavior Needs Assessment

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RTI/MTSS-Behavior Needs Assessment RTI/MTSS-Behavior Needs Assessment. What issue(s) relating to student behavior and social-emotional functioning present the greatest challenge(s) to your school? 15

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Needs Assessment: Identify Your School or District’s Greatest Behavioral Challenges Schools have limited resources to implement RTI/MTSS for behavioral and social-emotional issues. They should, therefore, conduct an RTI-Behavior needs assessment to better understand what goals to work toward, how to allocate their limited resources, and how to prioritize their efforts.

Needs Assessment: Identify Your School or District’s Greatest Behavioral Challenges Motivation. Limited student motivation interferes significantly with academic performance and learning. Bullying. Bullying and related hidden ('covert') student behaviors create an emotionally unsafe atmosphere for substantial number of learners. Disruptive Classroom Behavioral Climate. Problem behaviors across classrooms commonly interfere with effective instruction.

Needs Assessment: Identify Your School or District’s Greatest Behavioral Challenges (Cont.) 'High-Amplitude' Behaviors. A small number of students with more severe behaviors ties up a large share of school support and intervention resources. Vague Descriptions of Student Problems. Educators find it difficult to define a student's primary behavior problem in clear and specific terms: “If you can't name the problem, you can't fix it." No Data on Behavioral Interventions. Staff lack an understanding of how to set goals and what data to collect when monitoring student progress on behavioral interventions.

Needs Assessment: Identify Your School or District’s Greatest Behavioral Challenges (Cont.) No Decision Rules for Behavioral 'Non-Responders'. The district has no formal guidelines for judging when a general-education student on a behavior-intervention plan is a 'non-responder' and may require more intensive RTI/MTSS or special education services. Differing Philosophies about Behavior Management. Staff are divided between 'reactive/punitive' and 'proactive/ positive' viewpoints about how to manage student misbehavior.

Needs Assessment: Identify Your School or District’s Greatest Behavioral Challenges (Cont.) Variability of Behavior-Management Skills. Teachers and other educators (e.g., paraprofessionals) vary in their knowledge of--and/or willingness to implement--positive behavior management practices. ‘System’ Breakdowns in Supporting Students with Intensive Needs. For students with more significant challenging behaviors, there are disconnects across staff, problem-solving groups, and time. These disconnects result in lack of coordination, communication, and consistent delivery of behavior-support services.

Activity: Behavior Needs Assessment Behavioral Needs-Assessment Items: Motivation Bullying Disruptive Classroom Behavioral Climate High-Amplitude Behaviors Vague Descriptions of Student Problems Limited Data on Behavioral Interventions No Decision Rules for Behavioral ‘Non-Responders'. Differing Philosophies about Behavior Management Variability of Behavior-Management Skills ‘System’ Breakdowns in Supporting Students with Intensive Needs Activity: Behavior Needs Assessment Review these 10 items from your school/district behavioral needs assessment. Select up to 4 items from this list that you feel MOST impact your school or district. Rank your choices in descending order of importance (e.g., greatest challenge =“1”, etc.).