Behavior Meetings

Intervention

Behavior meetings are meetings with faculty in the building, parents, and sometimes the student. They provide constant, updated and relevant information for managing behaviors in school at home, this intervention provides valuable data and information on updating behavior plans, functional behavior assessments, and other modifications and interventions.

Direct application to Tier 3

• Provides data for FBA and immediate feedback to student and parents.

• The student is directly involved with this intervention and are held directly responsible.

• Very individualized to the student.

• is used when the student does not respond to any other intervention.

How to use Intervention

• Creare a agenda for the meeting

• in this meeting state have all relevant parties there

• always remain calm and in a neutral tone with the parents

• always highlight something positive about the student

• Provide parents with suggestion on how to help make the conference productive and ask them to complete a conference planning sheet and bring it to the conference.

Example of a parent conference sheet

Citations

Meeting the Parents -- Making the Most of Parent-Teacher Conferences. Meeting With the Parents--Making the Most of Parent-Teacher Conferences | Education World. (n.d.). https://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/curr291.shtml.

Behavior Meetings. PBIS World RSS. (n.d.). https://www.pbisworld.com/tier-3/behavior-meetings/.