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BERRY STREET

EDUCATION MODEL

bsem
practices
Presented by Caitlin
positive primer
Our value for today
statement of practise
statement of pracise handout

Knowing doing being


let's look
at the
documents

Attached
in teams

Cardboard
copies for
offices and
classrooms
available
Where are you at in your
bsem journey?

There are three coloured dots: Place your coloured dot on


Yellow: Knowing each non-negotiable that is
Green: Doing in our Statement of
Blue: Being Practice that best reflects
where you are at.
R2L Check In Purpose:
See if students are Ready to

Type this URL into your browser Learn in your lesson

to see how a Microsoft Forms Prime students for learning


works as a R2L check in! Proactive behaviour management

Interoception - body & feelings


https://forms.office.com/r/jX8Td7
BSEM language
7Lyw
de-escalation and escalation

De-escalation: Using strategies to either reduce or respond to an individual in a


state of escalation or stress.
Escalation: Using strategies to increase an individuals response to the stimuli in
their envrionment.

Let's create a secondary list of ways our students can I WILL MAKE THIS
implement escalation and de-escalation strategies in a INTO A POSTER TO
manageble and safe way in our secondary space. SUPPORT STAFF &
STUDENTS
"A trauma
lens allows
ey ar e no t us to see the
"Th
yo u a
giving child
ti me , t h e y
har d differently"
e h a v i n g a
a r
hard t im e "
unconditional positive regard

What does it look like? Why is it important?

Accepting & supporting students regardless of what they Building relationship


say or do Success in learning
Addressing but forgiving mistakes Identity and value building
Individually addressing students (using names) Identifying students' strengths
Specific praise ("I really like how you problem solved to An unconditional safe
make your robot walk") environment to learn
Providing opportunities for independent learning
Recognising challenging but successful learning experiences.
unconditional positive regard

Task

In your groups, select a student in


the secondary school who you
believe is challenging to have
unconditional positive regard for
and complete the table.

We will share the responses as a


group.
A STRENGTHS-BASED MODEL OF SUPPORT

Separate
person
from
behaviour

Recall
Developmental
Maintain Factors
a vision of
Call them out
a person's
with love
wholeness

"Stage appropriate, age respectful"


positive experience ratio

5 POSITIVE :
1 NEGATIVE
bounded choice

Bounded Choice: Two choices that are provided to a student to


encourage an interest-based decision that re-engages them in
learning. They are not punitive.

Individually, I would like you to relate this activity to a current task or activity you have
completed or are planning to complete with a class.

Task: Your task is to create two sets of bounded choices for that task. Share with your
group. Give each other ideas!
Love in
your
voice
Questions & thoughts
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