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The Pyramid Model and PBIS: Exploring How the two Frameworks mayEffectively Bridge Pre-K through Grade 3. LeAnne Johnson. Assistant Professor, University of Minnesota ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Key Terms
  • School-Wide PBIS ( SW-PBIS) Framework for
    addressing social emotional learning needs in
    K-12 systems
  • Program-wide PBIS (PW-PBIS) Version of SW-PBIS
    adapted for early childhood programs
  • Pyramid Model (formerly known as TACSEI/CSEFEL)
    Similar framework as SWPBIS, but emphasizes
    developmentally appropriate practices across
    variety of early childhood systems to promote
    program-wide adoption (i.e., school readiness,
    Head Start, ECSE, ECFE)

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By the Numbers.
  • of Districts/Charters in MN PBIS to date 203
  • Schools in MN PBIS to date 583
  • of MN schools PBIS 29
  • Students impacted by SW-PBIS 250,613

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Pyramid Model History in MN
  • Cohort 1/2010-2012 3 demonstration sites, 9
    classrooms total trained
  • Cohort 2/2011-2013 Added 13 expansion sites, 16
    sites total trained, 67 classrooms total trained,
    992 children served
  • Cohort 3/2012-2014 Added 12 expansion sites, 28
    sites total trained, 100 classrooms total
    trained, 1843 children served
  • Cohort 4/2013- 2015 Added 14 expansion sites,
    42 sites total trained, 167 classrooms total
    trained, over 2300 children served
  • Cohort 5/2014-2016 Added 12 expansion sites, 54
    sites total trained, 175 classrooms total
    trained, over 3000 children served
  • Cohort 6/2015-2020 Added 3 expansion sites, 57
    sites total trained, 203 classrooms total
    trained, over 3163 children served

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Food for thought
  • Weve described what the Pyramid Model and SWPBIS
    look like...
  • Weve provided examples of efforts to align early
    childhood and early elementary systems and
    procedures...
  • Based on your current understanding of the
    frameworks, as you consider where you work, are
    there children who would be better served by
    aligning the frameworks and linking the systems?
  • In other words...

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