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Behavior Management

Behavior Management

Behavior-management systems help schools document incidents, recognize patterns, coordinate interventions, and communicate with families.

Used thoughtfully, they support consistent procedures, restorative and preventive practices, timely student assistance, equitable review of outcomes, and compliance with district and legal requirements.

What these systems support

  • Incident, referral, consequence, and intervention workflows
  • Family communication, documentation, notifications, and follow-up
  • Trend, location, subgroup, and disproportionality analysis

Note: SDLA does not endorse or resell any of the systems listed on this site.


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Banana Banana Meatball Song | Songs For Kids | Dance Along | GoNoodle

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SuperNoodle is a premium social-emotional learning program from GoNoodle. It uses a yearlong story, videos, activities, and reflection to help elementary students build emotional literacy, self-regulation, confidence, coping skills, creativity, and social fluency.

The program is instructional content for developing student skills and strengthening classroom community. Although those skills may improve behavior, SuperNoodle does not function as a behavior-recording, referral, consequence, rewards, or intervention case-management system and should be evaluated as SEL curriculum.

What is PBIS? The BEST Intro Video! By Author & Coach Dina Hidiq Zebib

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The SWIS Suite from PBISApps is a set of web applications for collecting and using student behavior data within a PBIS or multi-tiered support framework. Its central purpose is decision support: schools enter office discipline referrals and intervention data, then use standardized reports to understand who is involved, what happened, where and when incidents occur, and how patterns change over time.

The suite includes SWIS for schoolwide referral data, CICO-SWIS for Check-In/Check-Out interventions, and I-SWIS for individualized student support. It is best suited to schools that already have defined behavior expectations and response processes and need a structured system for monitoring implementation and outcomes.

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