Required and Recommended Student and Staff Training

Resources for Implementation and Differentiation Purpose:

To provide a comprehensive list of required and recommended trainings, with aligned resources, to assist district and building administrators in providing robust and meaningful professional development related to these essential topics.

Why:

Needs for required training very greatly, based on a staff member’s role and level of experience. One time annual trainings often become routine and employ a one-size-fits-all implementation model. It is important for districts and schools to possess differentiated resources that can be utilized to meet a range of training needs.

How?

Effective professional development is timely, needs based, integrated, and appeals to a variety of learning styles. Utilizing a two-tier system of support framework; all staff and students need exposure to REQUIRED content, some staff will need more advanced training, and few staff will require intensive training. This site provides resources that can be utilized to enhance and differentiate required trainings for each level of need.

 

Required and Recommended Student and Staff Training

Prevention and Responsive Culture Student Safety and Wellness Leadership and Training

Required and Recommended Student and Staff Training

Prevention and Responsive CulturePrevention and Responsive Culture School Safety and Wellness

Prevention and Responsive Culture

The following diagram encompasses seven training areas that are REQUIRED or Recommended for school staff, with two of these topics also requiring training for students. These trainings are connected by a common theme; prevention and responsive culture. Click on each topic individually to view a list of available resources. These resources have been coded  to align with the training needs of staff.

  • Universal Resources
  • Targeted and Intensive Resources

Prevention and Responsive CultureBullying Awareness and Prevention Emergency Safety Interventions (ESI) Suicide Awareness and Prevention Education for the Homeless (Title IX) Sexual Harassment (Title IX) Child Sexual Abuse Awareness and Prevention Mandated Reporting Procedures Required and Recommended Student and Staff Training

Required and Recommended Student and Staff Training

Bullying Awareness and Prevention

What is bullying?

Bullying is aggressive behavior that is intentional and that involves an imbalance of power or strength. Typically, it is repeated over time. A child who is being bullied has a hard time defending himself or herself. Bullying can take many forms, such as

  • hitting or punching (physical bullying);
  • teasing or namecalling (verbal bullying);
  • intimidation using gestures or social exclusion (nonverbal bullying or emotional bullying); and
  • sending insulting messages by e-mail (cyberbullying).

- Bullying What Families Need to Know

Universal Resources:

 

Targeted and Intensive Resources:

 

Resources for Implementation and Differentiation

Purpose:

To provide a comprehensive list of required and recommended trainings, with aligned resources, to assist district and building administrators in providing robust and meaningful professional development related to these essential topics.

Why:

Needs for required training very greatly, based on a staff member’s role and level of experience. One time annual trainings often become routine and employ a one-size-fits-all implementation model. It is important for districts and schools to possess differentiated resources that can be utilized to meet a range of training needs.

How:

Effective professional development is timely, needs based, integrated, and appeals to a variety of learning styles. Utilizing a three-tier system of support framework; all staff and students need exposure to REQUIRED content, some staff will need more advanced training, and few staff will require intensive training. This document provides resources that can be utilized to enhance and differentiate required trainings for each level of need.

 

Required and Recommended Student and Staff Training ImagemapPrevention and Responsive Culture School Safety and Wellness

Resources for
Implementation and
Differentiation

Purpose:

To provide a comprehensive list of required and recommended trainings, with aligned resources, to assist district and building administrators in providing robust and meaningful professional development related to these essential topics.

Why:

Needs for required training very greatly, based on a staff member’s role and level of experience. One time annual trainings often become routine and employ a one-size-fits-all implementation model. It is important for districts and schools to possess differentiated resources that can be utilized to meet a range of training needs.

How:

Effective professional development is timely, needs based, integrated, and appeals to a variety of learning styles. Utilizing a three-tier system of support framework; all staff and students need exposure to REQUIRED content, some staff will need more advanced training, and few staff will require intensive training. This document provides resources that can be utilized to enhance and differentiate required trainings for each level of need.

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