Michigan's Integrated Behavior and Learning Support
(MiBLSi)
Michigan's Integrated Behavior and Learning Support Initiative
(MiBLSi) is designed to help students become better readers with
appropriate behavior resulting in increased success in the school
and community.
To reach the goal, MiBLSi aims to develop support systems to help
educators implement and sustain a data-driven problem-solving model
in selected elementary schools.
For more information on the project, utilize any of the resources below.
Project Brochure |
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Overview of MiBLSi |
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| MiBLSi Application |
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| MiBLSi Ready Checklist |
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| MiBLSi Training Tools |
Format |
| Training Overview |
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| Assessing and Planning for School-Wide PBS |
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| Behavior Expectations |
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| PBS Systems Development - An Annual Planning Guide |
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| Working Smarter: Strategic Problem Solving |
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| Expectations Plan |
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| Plan for Building Commitment |
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| Referral Categories |
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| School-Wide Award System Planning Form |
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| Guest Presentations |
Format |
DIBELS Benchmark Assessment
Roland Good, University of Oregon
April 19, 2004 |
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School-Wide Positive Behavior Support
Rob Horner, University of Oregon
February 13, 2004 |
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