What is TIPS?
Learning Activity
Team-Initiated Problem Solving (TIPS) is a problem-solving model to use during PBIS team meetings. This model addresses the various barriers to efficient problem-solving meetings by breaking down the problem-solving process into six critical steps:
- Identify the Problem with Precision
- Identify the Goal for Change
- Identify a Solution
- Implement the Solution
- Monitor Impact of Solution and Compare Against Goal
- Make Summative Evaluation Decisions
These steps guide teams through a data-based decision-making process that leads to desired outcomes. TIPS is applicable to varied data sources (e.g., DIBELS, AIMSweb, SWIS, etc), content areas (e.g., academic and/or, behavior), and levels of application (e.g., school, district, state).
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