Supporting Students with Emotional and Behavioral Problems:
Prevention & Intervention Strategies

by Lee Kern, Michael P. George & Mark D. Weist

Item: 9781598578065


Ages: Gr. K - 12

Format: softcover
Pages: 304

Severe social, emotional, and behavioural challenges can be major obstacles to your students’ academic success. Break down those barriers with the research-based interventions in this book, your guide to addressing serious problem behaviours in K-12 classrooms. Aligned with recommended practices for schoolwide positive behaviour supports (SWPBS), this book presents a highly effective tiered approach that helps you develop school- and class-wide interventions and match behaviour interventions to each student’s needs. Developed by trusted PBS experts and packed with concrete strategies, this essential resource will prepare teachers to prevent and reduce severe behaviour problems, improve students’ social interactions, and increase academic engagement. A must for both preservice and in-service educators!

THE GUIDE YOU NEED TO:

• Improve the behaviour of students with or without a specific diagnosis
• Boost your behaviour management skills and empower yourself to take action
• Assess and improve your classroom environment, including physical setup, routines, and emotional climate
• Prevent behaviour problems by keeping students engaged and motivated during instruction
• Directly teach social skills during your everyday classes and routines
• Identify student mental health problems and select appropriate interventions
• Determine when a student needs Tier 2 intervention or more intensive Tier 3 supports
• Conduct functional behavioural assessments and use them to develop support plans
• Select and use a behavioural management system to track your students’ progress

PRACTICAL MATERIALS: Real-world strategies, case studies, forms, and reflection activities that can be used right away in the classroom and across various school settings.

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