 Explore Behavior Bytes for targeted strategies and evidence-based training on Social-Emotional Behavioral (SEB) Multi-Tiered Supports.
Learn how to submit your own Behavior Byte to share with Oklahoma educators and stakeholders here.
Contents:
 Bully Prevention for Families
Families: Talk to your children about bullying and learn how to understand the basics, listen openly and calmly, take action, and model empathy.
At-Home Calming Corners
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Families: Help alleviate stress for your children while at home. Here is a strategy to create an At- Home Calming Corner to help your child regulate and practice positive coping skills at home. This is useful for summer and all year long!
Additional resources that can be used in the calming corner or to practice with your child At-Home Social-Emotional Learning (SEL).
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At-Home Behavior Expectations
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Families: Building Positive Behavior Expectations at home helps your child learn how to be: kind, cooperative, and a responsible learner at home!
These 'At-Home' expectations are from Bill Wallace Early Childhood Center in Chickasha, Oklahoma. They expect students to Be Responsible, Be Kind & Be Safe at school. These expectations are easily transferrable to the home setting.
Resources provided by: Blaire Harrison, School Climate Specialist, (405) 317-9625.
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College & Career Readiness
Help Students and Families create a vision for their future!
 Oklahoma Edge: Undercover Mentoring
Administrators: The Office of College and Career Readiness is pleased to offer customized workshops for you and your team. These workshops are open to school administrators, teachers, counselors, college and career advisors, and work-based learning coordinators. To schedule a workshop, please complete our request form here.
Secondary Families: Making connections and building relationships with students is crucial to student success and well-being, but teachers cannot do this alone! Families, Volunteers, Teachers, Counselors, and Administrators take a small amount of time to mentor a student and connect with them. To learn more about Individual Career Academic Plans (ICAP), please go to Oklahoma Edge.
Resource provided by: Marissa Lightsey, Executive Director of College and Career Readiness, (405) 522-4499.
 Be an Active Listener
Keep a Calm Tone and Relaxed Posture
Help Child identify Emotions
Validate Emotions
Respond with Empathy
Know Your Triggers
Digital or Printable Positive Conversation Responses
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