📈 Intervention Ladder
What initial intervention do you receive first when misbehaving before a Reflection Sheet is assigned?
What is a Verbal Warning?
Instead of entering class horsing around, what is the expectation for stepping through the door?
What is Enter Silently at Level 0 with voice off and walking feet?
What intervention is triggered automatically for using inappropriate language?
What is an Automatic Detention?
What is the main title/question at the very top of the Reflection Sheet?
What is "How does my behavior affect Ms. Angle and others?"
If you are confused during class[cite: 2, 3], what signal can you raise instead of misbehaving?
What is raising your hand or raising your pinky finger (🤙 question signal)?
How many verbal warnings do you receive before receiving a Reflection Sheet?
What is 3 verbal warnings?
What happens if a student refuses to complete an assigned Reflection Sheet?
What is an Automatic Reflection
What expectation is violated when a student steals from staff/classmates or misuses technology?
What is Respecting Property/Classmates and keeping hands to yourself?
How many ways must you list on the Reflection Sheet for how you could change your behavior?
What is 2 ways?
What is the 3-P checklist you should use before turning in work to ensure quality over quantity?
What is Pause, Check, and Pride?
What two things happen after you reach 3 verbal warnings?
What is filling out a Reflection Sheet and receiving a call home?
Instead of throwing items inside or around the classroom, what is the expected way to handle supplies?
What is walking the item directly to the person or location?
Instead of arguing with staff, what polite communication expectation should you follow with Ms. Angle?
What is speaking appropriately and raising your hand to communicate kindly, even when frustrated?
What question on the Reflection Sheet asks you to plan ahead for future moments of frustration?
What is "When I feel like misbehaving again, what should I do?"
According to the Effort Rubric, what effort level is our target goal?
What is Level 3 (Target Effort ⭐)?
What intervention happens on the step directly following your Reflection Sheet and call home?
What is 1st Lunch Detention & Call Home?
What intervention is triggered automatically if a student gets up from their assigned seat without asking or walks around while Ms. Angle is teaching?
What is an Automatic Reflection?
Leaving class without permission leads to an automatic detention. What should you do instead?
What is staying in class to complete assignments and using hand signals to ask permission before leaving?
Where is your completed Reflection Sheet kept after you fill it out?
What is kept in your file to remind you what step you are on?
What are the steps in the "3-Before-Me" rule when you don't know what to do?
What is 1. Look at the board, 2. Silently ask a classmate, 3. Ask Ms. Angle?
What is the final level of disciplinary intervention listed on the ladder after lunch detentions?
What is Office issued disciplinary?
What should you do if you see a classmate walking near the door instead of opening the door without asking?
What is raising your hand and asking Ms. Angle to open the door?
Name 4 behaviors from the document that result in an Automatic Detention.
What are using inappropriate language, stealing, misusing technology, arguing with staff, or leaving class without permission?
What line appears at the very bottom of the Reflection Sheet?
What are the signature lines?
What is our Classroom Motto?
What is "We are a community. We protect ourselves, lift up others, and make our room a safe place to grow every single day!"?