26-27 Public Behavior Coach
Behavior Coach Services
The behavior coach services are tailored to the individual needs of general or special education teachers aiming to increase the positive classroom behavioral supports within their setting and/or requesting guidance with a particular student displaying challenging behaviors. Assistance includes aiding staff in implementing and monitoring behavior supports using evidence-based strategies and fostering positive classroom management techniques.
Services can include:
- Student or classroom observation
- Support implementation of evidence based practices for behavior
- Educate staff on how to collect and analyze data to evaluate whether behavior supports are effective
- Model behavior management strategies
- Model teaching strategies
- Assist with implementation of PBSP
- Provide support in developing interventions
- Assist with building classroom management systems
- Model classroom management strategies
- Provide support in developing interventions
- Resources for educational staff
Option 1- $650
- Meet with administration and team to review needs
- Two half day observations (3 hours each)
- Meet to review report that includes observation notes, strengths, recommendations
Option 2 - $900
- Meet with administration and team to review needs
- Two half day observations (3 hours each)
- Meet to review report that includes observation notes, strengths, and recommendations
- Meet with the teacher up to 2 times to model and provide guidance
Any additional time needed beyond the scope of option 1 or 2 will be $75 per hour.
For more information or if you have questions, please contact:
Mackenzie Kuntz, Special Education Secretary
Amanda Hoban, Behavior Coach
Jake Graham, Behavior Coach
Website: www.miu4.org
Location: 453 Maple Street, Grove City, PA, USA
Phone: (724) 458 - 6700
Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV (MIU IV) does not discriminate on the basis of sex, and prohibits sex discrimination, including sex-based harassment, in any education program or activity that it operates, as required by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, 20 U.S.C. §§1681 et seq., and its regulations, 34 C.F.R. Part 106, including in admission and employment.