Team-Initiated Problem Solving (TIPS)

Educators face countless challenges keeping students engaged and improving outcomes. Behavioral issues disrupt learning and drain time/resources. Fortunately, PBIS provides a framework for reducing disruptions through proactive support and responses. Now, a revolutionary new tool - Team-Initiated Problem Solving (TIPS) - takes PBIS team performance to the next level. 

TIPS trains educators in a proven 6-step problem-solving process: 

1. Identify Problems Precisely
2. Set Goals for Change
3. Brainstorm Solutions
4. Implement Solutions 
5. Monitor Progress
6. Evaluate Outcomes

This data-driven approach pinpoints root causes of issues, whether behavior or academic, then tracks solution success. TIPS builds critical thinking, collaboration, and leadership skills across all staff roles - from teachers to principals.

The structured TIPS process and companion training resources make PBIS meetings more efficient and effective. Checklists and videos guide users in applying TIPS to real school issues. Teams learn to craft S.M.A.R.T. goals, select targeted interventions, monitor fidelity, and make data-based decisions. 

The benefits are real: increased instruction time, fewer disruptions, and systemic improvements. Unlock your PBIS team's potential with TIPS. Transform meetings from complain sessions into engines of innovation and change. Provide the structure for creative solutions and celebratable wins.

See for yourself how TIPS can strengthen relationships, morale, and outcomes at your school.