Time Out
Name one reason to earn an immediate time out.
example: discriminatory language, sexual language, instigation, splitting staff, throwing objects
How many behavior points can a student earn in a day?
28, 29 if they get a bonus point
What is the cell phone policy?
To ensure the privacy and safety of our students, cellular phones and wireless communication devices should be in silent/vibrate mode during school/office hours. Employees are not permitted to use cell phones during instructional time or in front of students during school/office hours or activities
What needs to be completed for every seclusion and restraint, within 24 hours?
check list and report
Name the steps in the traumatic stress response cycle.
calm, trigger, agitation,acceleration,peak, deescalation, recovery
Name a level 2 Time Out behavior and what needs to be completed.
Throwing objects to harm, gang signs, throwing objects.
Compliance task, safety contract
how many days do you need to earn to move up a color level?
3, unless the student has a BIP/accelerated plan
How many personal days do you get?How many sick days do you get?
2, 6
What is a Seclusion?
Seclusion doesn't mean "closing the door," it can mean using our body to stop a student from egress from an area.
How can we extend the calm?
examples may vary: positive praise, choices, establishing rules
What is the expectation, for staff, at time out?
no talking to students, follow time out procedures(compliance task, safety contract), ensure safety
How many work points must you earn, to move up to the next day/level, on a full day on yellow?
12 work points
What time is staff expected to arrive and leave?
8am, 3pm for non-certified
8am,3:15pm certified
list the restraints from least restrictive to most restrictive?
PRT Escort, Standing PRT, two person PRT, PRT Wall Restraint, Settle, Settle with leg assist, supine
What is the expected ratio of positive praise to corrective feedback?
5:1
After how many quick 5's does a student need to complete a compliance task?
3 or more
What are the time blocks for positive praise tracking?
8:15-11:30
11:30-2:30
What is the dress code policy?
business casual (no hoodies, leggings, graphic T-shirts)
When do you go "hands on"?
Safety concern for student or others
What is an example of trigger?
Perceived lack of power or loss of control, confrontation, or limit setting
Feeling vulnerable, frightened, or shamed
Unexpected changes (e.g. disrupted schedule, moved seat, loss of staff member)
Not a person
What are the steps at time out?
examples may vary:
step 1-issue time out
step 2- get to time out
step 3-student starts time(5min)
step 4-student completes time/compliance task and safety contract
step 5- student returns to class
What should be done periodically throughout the day? and at the end of the day with each student?
Review their point sheet, have them initial the point sheet at the end of the day, after reviewing it
What are the 4 core values?
Transparency, decisiveness, humility and accountability
Give an example of when/how to use proximity.
answers vary
What is are "ACE's" and give an example?
Adverse childhood experiences
answers may vary