Edad 693 Practicum / Internship Artifact Standard 4. Faculty and community collaboration. Preparing data that is collected for student discipline referrals. Spending 2 hours per month creating reports using The SWIS system.
Edad 693 Practicum / Internship Artifact Standard 4. Faculty and community collaboration. Preparing data that is collected for student discipline referrals. Spending 2 hours per month creating reports using The SWIS system.
Edad 693 Practicum / Internship Artifact Standard 4. Faculty and community collaboration. Preparing data that is collected for student discipline referrals. Spending 2 hours per month creating reports using The SWIS system.
Standard 4.0 Faculty and Community Collaboration Element 4.1 Collect/analyze information to improve school environment Activity: Create SWIS reports for faculty for PBIS and PLC team meetings (MILF 2.5): Opportunities for leadership and collaborative decision making distributed among stakeholders, especially teachers Time: 12 hours Artifact: SWIS data reports for referral trends by year, time of day, location, and grade level Description: I was asked to coach the newly formed PBIS team at Allegany High School. As part of the coachs responsibilities, I prepare the data that is collected for student discipline referrals and convey that data to staff for shared decision making. I spend approximately 2 hours per month creating reports using the SWIS system which is then shared at the PBIS team meetings. I spend an additional hour taking the data that is shared with the PBIS team to prepare and send along to the PLC teams. To date, I have spent 12 total hours January through April. Reflection: Another important role of the school administrator is to gather information for the purpose of improving the school environment. Being able to accurately identify the problems will assist an administrator in facilitating possible solutions to those problems. As the newly formed PBIS team coach, I have been able to work very closely with our administration and with other teachers to work toward identifying problem behavior areas, and to utilize effective strategies within the new tier 1, tier 2, and tier 3 support system. The SWIS data that is gathered allows teachers and faculty members to address any patterns within the school day or particular locations within a building in which behavior problems may be occurring. No teacher is surprised to find out that a majority of behavioral office referrals occur during the student lunch and hallway transition time. Being able to accurately pinpoint problem areas and times, allows the faculty and community members to be a part of the solution process. I was able to work very closely with PBIS team members in creating the implementation plan for the new PBIS state-mandated program. This experience was valuable as I was able to learn first-hand, key components to collecting and working with data to improve the school environment.