Sentences with phrase «overall school climate»

Participants will be introduced to bullying prevention best practices designed to improve overall school climate.

It will not fully capture the Promise's effects on overall school climate through changes in the attitudes and actions of administrators, teachers, and parents.

Among 657 Playworks partner schools across the country surveyed in Spring 2017, 95 percent of school staff reported an improvement in overall school climate; 97 percent witnessed an increase in the number of students engaged in healthy play during recess; and teachers reported an average of 19 recovered learning hours in the classroom.

Identifying and treating behavioral health needs that underlie school infractions is critical to preventing school exclusion and entry into the juvenile justice system, addressing root causes of behavior, and bolstering overall school climate.

This training will provide in - depth examination of bullying prevention best practices designed to improve overall school climate with a focus on the vital role adults play in preventing and responding to school based acts of bullying — an overview of the Olweus Bullying Prevention Training will be provided as one example of a research based bullying prevention training designed to reduce bullying behaviors and improve school climate.

For example, research indicates that gay - straight alliances, or GSAs, are associated with lower rates of bullying of LGBTQ students and improvements in overall school climate.

The turn - around in student engagement and overall school climate has been so successful on some campuses that the national non-profit group that created it, YouthTruth, is considering a similar tool designed to report parent feedback as well.

They also work diligently to improve the overall school climate and provide a safe learning environment.

Just as important, the best approaches work to change the overall school climate through ongoing messages (via parent meetings and newsletters, school information, and the classroom curriculum) that help students recognize social aggression and stick up for victims.

Adults don't always have their finger on the pulse of the nature and prevalence of bullying, youth violence, and the overall school climate.

Conflicts or angry feelings that flare up in the cafeteria, hallways, or playground frequently spill over into the school day, affecting the overall school climate and the quality of the educational program.

The larger bullying prevention field has appeared to shift away from targeting bullies, and bullying behavior, toward improving the overall school climate of the school, as Twemlow advocates.

Tools and ideas for all staff members to create an overall school climate of acceptance and break down walls of diversity