PBIS Tier 1 Universal Screening 2

Question 1

Which data source is MOST commonly used during Tier 1 universal screening in PBIS?

Accepted Answer

Office Discipline Referrals (ODRs)

Answer

Office Discipline Referrals (ODRs) are the most commonly used data source in Tier 1 universal screening because they provide a schoolwide snapshot of behavioral patterns.

Question 2

A school conducts universal screening and finds that 85% of students meet behavioral expectations. What does this indicate?

Accepted Answer

Tier 1 is working well for most students

Answer

In PBIS, 80-90% of students meeting expectations indicates that Tier 1 universal supports are effective for the majority of the school population.

Question 3

What is the PRIMARY purpose of using cut scores in universal screening?

Accepted Answer

To identify students who may need additional support

Answer

Cut scores in universal screening are thresholds used to distinguish students who are likely responding adequately to Tier 1 from those who may need additional intervention.

Question 4

Which term describes a screening tool that correctly identifies students who DO have behavioral concerns?

Accepted Answer

Sensitivity

Answer

Sensitivity refers to a screening tool's ability to correctly identify students who truly have the condition or concern being screened for (true positive rate).

Question 5

How often should Tier 1 universal screening typically be conducted throughout the school year?

Accepted Answer

Three times per year (fall, winter, spring)

Answer

Universal screening is typically conducted three times per year (fall, winter, spring) to monitor trends and identify students needing support across the school year.

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PBIS Tier 1 Universal Screening 2