Safety Basics
Body Awareness
Boundaries and Limits
Preventatives for Regulation
Calling Codes
100

The title for the responder in each pod is...

Blue Responder

or

Regulatory Crisis Responder

What is Regulatory Crisis Responder?

100

The ability to sense the body's position, movement, and internal sensations without needing to look is called what?

What is Body Awareness?

100

The personal limits and guidelines we set for ourselves in relationships and situations to protect our physical, emotional, and mental well-being

What are Boundaires?

100

This should transition with either the student or their assigned staff member throughout the entire day.

What is Regulation Backpack?

100

Every student will have either a Regulatory Support Plan or a _____

What is Safety Plan?

200

Soaring Eagle believes that everyone must feel ____ in the school environment.

What is safe?

200

When in a group, where should you be seated in relation to your student? (Multiple Options)

Across from your student, next to your student or behind your student

200

This is an internal, self-defined capacity or threshold you have for how much you can give or do before you’re unable to continue.

What are Limits?

200

List two items that can be placed in your student's regulation backpack.

Sensory items, calming items, fidgets, academic materials.

200

You call this code if your student is having difficulty transitioning throughout the pod. (Remember: this may not be the safe for every student!)

What is Code Yellow?

300

Name one of the two supervisors for the Regulatory Crisis Responders.

Kelly or Ife?

300

When in an individual station, staff should be seated where in relation to their student? (Multiple Options)

Across from their student or next to their student

300

Name one of the four types of boundaries that we discussed.

Emotional, Physical, Time and Material

300

These should be used all throughout the day to help support your student's comprehension.

What are visuals?

300

You call this code if your student shows any aggression towards staff or students. (Remember: this may not be the safe for every student!)

What is Code Red?

400

When this code is called, you should stay where you are at or get into a safe space.

What is Code Hallway?

400

What is one thing you can do to support your student if they are climbing?

  • Be near your student

  • Offer them a hand down

  • Offer them a chair to help get down

400

This person sets the hard limits, so YOU don't have to

What is Regulatory Crisis Responder?

400

How can schedules be broken down?

1,2,3 schedule, partial day schedule or full day schedule.

400

You call this code if your student has fled the building.

What is Code Blue?

500

True or False: Expert Clinicians are here to support for therapeutic thinking

True

500

If you see a hallway full of crisis responders, what should you do?

Go a different way or GET OUT OF THE HALLWAY!

500

Provide three ways that natural boundaries support children

Do more, learn more, feel more capable, be safe, feel more powerful, feel more competent, build relationships, make friendships, feel a sense of social belonging – being part of a classroom/pod, feel a sense of purpose and contribution, feel like they have self-control and feel a  sense of pride










500

If you student does not comprehend the expectation of an activity, the role of a TA is to do what?

What is MODEL?

500

You call this code for a medical emergency.

What is Code Purple?