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This document outlines strategies for supporting a student named Tye through different stages of escalation and de-escalation. It describes observable features at each stage including ready to learn, anxiety, defensive, crisis event, tension reduction, and restoration of relationship. For each stage, it lists behavioral support goals and recommended strategies including using calming tools, following instructions, using a safe space, and engaging in restorative measures. The strategies emphasize maintaining a calm tone, limiting interactions, offering choices, and focusing on de-escalation and self-regulation.

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Cisis Management Plandocx

This document outlines strategies for supporting a student named Tye through different stages of escalation and de-escalation. It describes observable features at each stage including ready to learn, anxiety, defensive, crisis event, tension reduction, and restoration of relationship. For each stage, it lists behavioral support goals and recommended strategies including using calming tools, following instructions, using a safe space, and engaging in restorative measures. The strategies emphasize maintaining a calm tone, limiting interactions, offering choices, and focusing on de-escalation and self-regulation.

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Student Name Implementation Date

School Hendra State School Review Date

Ready to Learn Anxiety Defensive Crisis Event Tension Reduction Restoration of Relationship
 Calm  Starts to question e.g Why? What now?  Making noises, random, high pitched  Physical – hitting, punching and kicking towards  Wants to know if Mother or Father will be  Calm
 Attempting set tasks by having a go with  Hypervigilent – Noticing what certain  Ripping up work people notified  Quiet
  Throws objects with force  Wants to tell an adult about the incident in an 
Observable

CT support students are/are not doing Increase swearing Compliant


Features

 Following directions and instructions  Shorter attention span  Body tenses  Resists relocation honest way and admits his behaviour  Attempting set tasks by having a go or negotiating
 Engaged in learning up to 5 mins  Invades personal space of others by leaning  Clenches fists  Slams door  Seeks social justice about the incident  Following directions and instructions
 Seated at desk in to them  Non-compliance with any instruction  Loud yelling and swearing at adults  Quiet with others  Engaged in learning up to 5 mins
 Not seeking adult attention  Fiddles with objects in tidy tray  Returns to his desk  Seated at desk
 Drawing  Not seeking adult attention

 Begin to use calming tools – e.g. Zones of  Agree to use Safe Space / Safe Adult  Leave classroom when directed safely  Follow directions and instructions  Make connections between actions and
 To learn Regulation interventions (Mr Fitz & Mrs P)  Follow directions or instructions  Act in a safe manner consequences
 To self manage  Use strategies to re-focus (drink of water,  To de-escalate / self- regulate  Act in a safe manner  De-escalate / self-regulate  Following directions and instructions
Behaviour
Support

 To maintain engagement short break from classroom)  Leave room when instructed without  To engage in restorative measure – apology letters
Goals

 Use appropriate stategies to seek adult  Follow teacher instruction to leave the physical or verbal misconduct
attention classroom or go to Office for a job to do
 Remain seated

This is the time to: Supportive: Directive -Set limits: Non-Violent Crisis Intervention: Therapeutic Rapport: Therapeutic Rapport

 Use Check In book  Continue to monitor personal space Continual positive praise of minor things  Call Administration for support
 Re-establish communication, use a  Staff - Debrief
 Give feedback as well as and interactions with other students  Using limited language. Simple directions  Limit number of people involved calming voice tone  Restorative Chat to debrief and repair relationships.
acknowledment  Send on job to Office or Year 1 class and give time to process the instruction or  Move students who are in close proximity   Refer to PLC
Strategies - Do

Pay attention to:


 Offer Movement Breaks –  Re-direct to task without addressing the direction – be quick and be quiet  Remove students from classroom to o Personal space
individual and whole class behaviour  Position between student and other neighbouring class and observe Tye from o Voice tone, volume
 Regular drinks  Use humour students in sight a distace until adult support arrives. o Body language – posture and
 Snack  Ignore attention seeking behaviour if  Removal from classroom – drawing or  Admin support provided motion
 Maintain flexibilty with negotiation appropriate listening to a device  Contact parents
of tasks  If at end of day, or before break allow to  Provide a calming activity before
 Differentiate work expectations leave solo a few minutes early engaging in curriculum task
and timeframes  Listens to music
 Ipad in a quiet space in classroom  Drawing
 Positive and calm language  Engage in playful chat rather than  Directive using calm tone. ‘You  Minimal and supportive
 Calm tone of voice  Calm tone of voice
 Negotiation - Provide choices reprimand now need to have a break to cool off’.  Short phrases
 Directed language  Continual positive praise  Name-verb-thank you eg. Tye,  Supportive tone
 “I bet you can finish 5 questions in walk with me, thanks

Script

Focus on moving forward


under 10 minutes”  “Tye, I will need to call Mrs Leslie and
 Do you need a break Tye? let Mum know.”
 Direct him to go get a drink/or short
walk

Don’t Don’t Don’t Don’t Don’t


Don’t
 Tell or Give an ultimatum e.g. If  Engage in argument or negotiations  Block escape – allow exit  Don’t engage – observe from a distance
you don’t complete this now  Yell or raise voice  Don’t use a lot of words  Don’t continue repeating instructions  Bring up incident immediately – allow for
then you’ll stay in.  Don’t ignore HIGHER level behaviour  Give chances after physical calm down
 Go over incident unnecessarily
 Raised voice miscoduct resulting in Tye striking a
Don’t

peer or adult  Demand an apology

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