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The Teaching Expected Behavior Resource Pack includes materials to support educators as they explicitly teach and review schoolwide expectations for learning and use a continuum of strategies to promote student independence, academic engagement, and behaviors that align with schoolwide expectations. The Tip Sheets provide recommendations and ideas for teaching schoolwide expectations to students. The Lesson Plan Templates are an implementation resource for schools to use as they planto teach schoolwide expectations to students. The Lesson Plan Example Resources include multiple examples of lesson plans to teach schoolwide expectations throughout a school building and across grade levels.  \nTable of Contents  \n1. Tip Sheets  \na.  Behavioral Expectations Tip Sheet  \nb. Tips for Teaching Schoolwide Expectations  \n2. Lesson Plan Templates  \na.  Lesson Plan Template Example Resource \\#1  \nb.  Lesson Plan Template Example Resource \\#2  \nc.  Lesson Plan Template Example Resource \\#3  \n3. Lesson Plan Example Resources  \na. All Grades Example Resource \\#1 – Hallway  \nb. All Grades Example Resource \\#2 – Cafeteria  \nc. All Grades Example Resource \\#3 – School Bus  \nd. Elementary School Example Resource \\#1 – Cafeteria  \ne. Elementary School Example Resource \\#2 – School Bus  \nf.  Elementary School Example Resource \\#3 – Gym/P.E.  \ng. Elementary School Example Resource \\#4 – Classroom  \nh. Elementary School Example Resource \\#5 – Restroom  \ni.  Middle School Example Resource \\#1 – School Bus  \nj.  Middle School Example Resource \\#2 – Cafeteria  \nk.  Middle School Example Resource \\#3 – Gym/P.E.  \nl.  Middle School Example Resource \\#4 – Restroom  \nm. High School Example Resource \\#1 – Cafeteria  \nn. High School Example Resource \\#2 – School Bus  \no. High School Example Resource \\#3 – Assemblies and Special Events  \np. High School Example Resource \\#4 – Hallways/Commons  \nq. High School Example Resource \\#5 – Technology  \nr.  High School Example Resource \\#6 – Locker Room/Restroom  \ns. High School Example Resource \\#7 – Classroom  \nt.  High School Example Resource \\#8 – Parking Lot  \n4. Additional Electronic Resources  \nBehavioral Expectations Tip Sheet  \nFall 2022  \nBehavioral Expectations Tip Sheet  \nAssistance Network (TNTAN)  Grant Contract with the State of Tennessee to provide training & support to schools  \nWhat are behavioral expectations?  \nBehavioral expectations pinpoint the behaviors that not only are considered important for students to be successful at school, but that reflect the values of the school community. Behavioral expectations  \nshould be clear, concise, memorable, and positively stated. They should also be broad enough to apply across school settings, from classrooms and hallways to the cafeteria and bus.  \nExample Behavioral Expectations  \n• Be Respectful  \n• Be Responsible  \n• Be Safe  \n• Be Ready  \n• Be Kind  \n• Be Organized  \n• Act Responsibly  \n• Be On Time  \n• Be a Leader  \n• Be Prepared  \n• Character  \n• Accountability  \n• Dedication  \n• Honesty  \n• Optimism  \n• Determination  \n• Excellence  \n• Safety  \n• Integrity  \nIdentifying a small number of expectations (3-5) makes them easier for students and staff to remember. Schools often personalize their expectations by connecting them to the school name or mascot.  \nFor example, Bramble Elementary calls their behavioral expectations“Bramble Behaviors.” They selected “Be Respectful, Be Responsible, and Be Safe” as their three behavioral expectations. These expectations are simple, memorable, and broad enough to encompass all desired behaviors at school. Bramble High School connected their expectations ","cbCaiu2S26XN6LIh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu2S26XN6LIh","pdf",1481628,36,"English","# Purpose of the Teaching Expected Behavior Resource Pack\n## Instruction and Intervention (RTI2-A + RTI2-B)\n## Tip Sheets\n## Lesson Plan Templates\n## Lesson Plan Example Resources\n# Behavioral Expectations Tip Sheet\n## What are behavioral expectations?\n## Why should we establish school-wide behavioral expectations?\n## How should we establish our behavioral expectations?","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Teaching Expected Behavior Resource Pack?\",\"answer\":\"It supports educators in explicitly teaching and reviewing schoolwide expectations, using strategies that promote student independence, engagement, and behaviors aligned with schoolwide expectations.\"},{\"question\":\"What materials are included in the resource pack?\",\"answer\":\"It includes Tip Sheets for teaching schoolwide expectations, Lesson Plan Templates for implementation, and Lesson Plan Example Resources with examples across grade levels and settings.\"},{\"question\":\"How should school-wide behavioral expectations be defined?\",\"answer\":\"After selecting 3–5 expectations, clearly define what each looks like in key school settings, using a behavioral expectations matrix with positive, clear, brief descriptions.\"}]","Teaching Expected Behavior Resource Pack - Purpose, Tip Sheets, and Lesson Plan Templates | PDF",1790113534,13]