Data Based Decision Making
What:
- Use data to assess current status of PBiS implementation (Self Assessment Survey)
- Use data to assess PBiS implementation fidelity (Tiered Fidelity Inventory)
- Use data to assess impact on students (Office discipline referrals, minor behavior reports, other sources of school wide data)
Why:
- Decisions are more likely to be effective and efficient when they are based on data
- The quality of decision-making depends on how well we define the problem with precision and clarity
- Data help us : Identify problems, refine problems, and ask questions that lead to solutions
- Data help place the problem in the context rather than in the students
Resources:
What
- Use data to assess current status of PBiS implementation (Self Assessment Survey)
- Use data to assess PBiS implementation fidelity (Tiered Fidelity Inventory)
- Use data to assess impact on students (Office discipline referrals, minor behavior reports, other sources of school wide data)
Why
- Decisions are more likely to be effective and efficient when they are based on data
- The quality of decision-making depends on how well we define the problem with precision and clarity
- Data help us : Identify problems, refine problems, and ask questions that lead to solutions
- Data help place the problem in the context rather than in the students
Resources
![Data Based Chart](https://home.lps.org/mtssb/files/2013/11/Screen-Shot-2015-10-23-at-9.22.02-AM.png)
![Why PBIS: Evidence for School-Wide PBIS](https://home.lps.org/mtssb/files/2013/11/SocCompetenceAcaAchieve.jpg)