Use inclusive and comprehensive approaches to Sample Clauses

Use inclusive and comprehensive approaches to student discipline and behavior management informed by effective, strategic decision-making practices and shall include: . 1.1. school-wide and classroom-positive behavior supports, . 1.2. mental wellness approaches (e.g. anger management, anxiety reduction, managing depression, etc.), . 1.3. social skills development, . 1.4. targeted interventions, and/or . 1.5. restorative practices that target the needs of individual students . 1.6. identifying supports (interventions, strategies, accommodations, modifications, etc.) through a thoughtful problem-solving approach that focuses on “why” a student may be exhibiting inappropriate behavior(s). . 1.7. ensuring that staff receives problem-solving training so that they are aware of processes and procedures and different reasons why students behave inappropriately. . 1.8. collaborating with student service professionals in designing school specific student discipline and behavior management plans. .
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