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Using Student Ambassadors To Create And Maintain A Positive Climate, Tiphanie D. Dean, Joy S. Warren, Fred Richard, Meghan D'Orazio
Using Student Ambassadors To Create And Maintain A Positive Climate, Tiphanie D. Dean, Joy S. Warren, Fred Richard, Meghan D'Orazio
Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference
Clements Middle School, located in Newton County, Covington, GA, implemented PBIS for the first time in August 2012. After the school’s first year of implementation, Clements reached Operational status, which is the highest level of achievement in regards to PBIS. Implementation of PBIS during the 2012-2013 school year, transformed the climate at Clements Middle into a positive one that also played a major role in increasing student achievement and academic success. In the spring of 2013, student state testing data showed a significant increase in all content areas. During the second year of implementation, 2013-2014, Clements Middle School maintained Operational …
Pbis In The Classroom, Tony Feldmann, Mark Fynewever
Pbis In The Classroom, Tony Feldmann, Mark Fynewever
Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference
Learn how to use PBIS in the classroom. Designed to support schools and teachers as they implement developing classroom expectations, procedures, and routines. Participants will participate in beginning to develop a classroom matrix and learn the why and how to teach procedures to maximize the opportunity for success.
Teacher Motivating Style And Pbis Interventions For Challenging Students, Richard Scott Lee
Teacher Motivating Style And Pbis Interventions For Challenging Students, Richard Scott Lee
Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference
Students with emotional and behavior disorders (EBD) experience a variety of difficulties in school and generally have poor post-school outcomes. This presentation will focus on original research conducted with teachers in several Georgia Network for Education and Therapeutic Services (GNETS) schools. The researcher studied the differences between the motivation styles that teachers employ with students and compare the types of interventions the same teachers used in their work with students. Using a published survey instrument, participating teachers provided information on their approach to motivating students as either autonomously oriented or controlling oriented and provided the tier 2 and tier 3 …
Engaging All Pbis Partners Through A Quality Roll Out, Jessica E. Dunn, Lyndsey Whisner
Engaging All Pbis Partners Through A Quality Roll Out, Jessica E. Dunn, Lyndsey Whisner
Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference
This presentation will outline a structure to assist schools in building capacity for staff members as the school begins to implement PBIS. The presenters will provide examples of how their local schools prepared the faculty to implement PBIS. The presenters will also provide specific examples of how their local schools involved home and community atmospheres in the implementation of PBIS. They will discuss the direct, positive impact seen as a result of PBIS incorporation across all atmospheres. Audiences, including schools, parents, and communities, will be able to take away ideas to successfully implement PBIS expectations, matrices, and a reward system. …
Viewing Classroom Climate Through Rose Colored Glasses Of Cultural Competence, Jason Byars, Lisa Pearce Ms.
Viewing Classroom Climate Through Rose Colored Glasses Of Cultural Competence, Jason Byars, Lisa Pearce Ms.
Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference
Conscious Classroom Management are comprehensive, practical and easy effective teaching tools that integrate PBIS practices in the classroom. Effective classroom and behavior management is directly related to student achievement and classroom climate. This presentation addresses: prevention, expectations, monitoring, encouragement and correction with a toolbox of strategies and interventions. Intertwined in conscious classroom strategies are culturally responsive practices. Culturally Responsive Teaching Practices are specific educational practices, instructional strategies, team processes, and curricula content which have been established by research to increase the achievement gap. Cultural mismatch between home and school and educators’ lack of knowledge about culturally responsive educational practices are …
How Pbis Can Contribute To Improvement In Attendance, Behavior, And Classroom Success, Kim A. Hall Dr., Heather (Niki) Hudgins
How Pbis Can Contribute To Improvement In Attendance, Behavior, And Classroom Success, Kim A. Hall Dr., Heather (Niki) Hudgins
Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference
PBIS State Conference Proposal 2017
Fair Street Elementary International Academy
How PBIS Can Contribute to Improvement in Attendance, Behavior, and Classroom Success
Come see how PBIS can help your school reduce discipline referrals, increase attendance, increase academic gains, and improve school climate and student safety. With support from the GaDOE, Pioneer RESA, and local administrators and leaders, Fair Street has completed their second full year of PBIS implementation and is seeing significant improvement! We will discuss some of the challenging moments, as well as some of our successes, and discuss our plan for enhancement and improvement in the upcoming year. …
Tracking Teacher-Managed Behaviors With Google Forms, Sallie Robinson
Tracking Teacher-Managed Behaviors With Google Forms, Sallie Robinson
Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference
There are many outlets for tracking office-level behaviors. Tracking classroom data can be helpful in preventing teacher-managed behaviors from escalating to the office level. A simple Google Form can organize classroom level data, providing a way for teachers and PBIS teams to more effectively track trends in behaviors that are more significant than a redirection, but less serious than office-managed.
By looking at trends and data in minor or teacher-managed disruptions, PBIS teams can strategize effective interventions for systemic issues to help the day run more smoothly and decrease the number of office-managed behavior incidents. With records of classroom behaviors …
How To Be "Sneaky Smart" With Elementary Classroom Management, Jeffery R. Craver
How To Be "Sneaky Smart" With Elementary Classroom Management, Jeffery R. Craver
Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference
Being “sneaky smart” is all about changing adult behavior, being flexible, being willing to problem solve, and being more skilled at ways to alter the environment & the positive supports that we can put into place. Evidenced-based strategies will be reviewed that educators can begin to implement immediately with students that fall in to all tiers. These strategies can be adapted for use in the home setting for parents as well. The "sneaky smart” approach is appropriate for any setting to increase compliance of both large groups of students & individual ones. These methods for being proactive in the classroom …
Demystifying Asperger's And Absolutism, Richard Kaplan, Simon Huebner
Demystifying Asperger's And Absolutism, Richard Kaplan, Simon Huebner
Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference
Parents of high-functioning autistics will be able to guide their children to better resolve conflicts, socialize, and improve executive functioning.
High-functioning autism-also known as Asperger's-has been characterized by a lack of personal success and poor social skills. This is in reality the manifestation of absolute thinking. Absolute conclusions, judgments, and rules that have been heard, taught, and experienced from early childhood become unequivocal truths with compounding consequences over time unless directly engaged. The poor social skills and/or objectives, narrow interests, repetitive behaviors, speech and/or selective communication, as well as unique rules and habits associated with HFA are symptoms of absolute …
Pbis-Our Journey (On A Quest For The Best), Charlotte S. Flores Mrs., Candace F. Mcghee
Pbis-Our Journey (On A Quest For The Best), Charlotte S. Flores Mrs., Candace F. Mcghee
Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference
This is the story of our journey from being a school where students’ behaviors were controlling us to being a school where learning is our focus. Now students are being taught school wide expected behaviors, rewarded for demonstrating these behaviors, so that teachers can focus on teaching the standards. Ethel W. Kight is a Title 1 school serving a diverse student body in LaGrange, GA where we aim to include our parents and other stakeholders on this journey. Come learn how the EKES staff changed their mindset and continue to strive to assist our Kight Knights on their Quest for …
Chaos To Calm: Three Behavior Management Strategies For "Complex" Students, Elaine Taylor-Klaus, Diane Dempster
Chaos To Calm: Three Behavior Management Strategies For "Complex" Students, Elaine Taylor-Klaus, Diane Dempster
Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference
Supporting and teaching children with complex challenges can be a daunting task. Teachers want to inspire their students to reach their full academic potential. But when children struggle with learning – when they fail to hit typical milestones commensurate with their peers – their challenges can raise serious obstacles for teachers in the classroom, and damage children’s self-esteem.
While behavioral management systems have been proven to be effective for classroom behavior modification, challenges with implementation prevent teachers from consistently feeling successful in using them. Teachers may know what to do in theory, but they struggle with how to make it …
Shape Modeling And Boulder Mapping Of Asteroid 1992 Uy4, Nicholas Duong
Shape Modeling And Boulder Mapping Of Asteroid 1992 Uy4, Nicholas Duong
Posters-at-the-Capitol
The structure and history of near-Earth asteroids are important to
study because they collide with Earth, sometimes with significant consequences for
climate and the survival of many species, including our own. If NASA is ever to deflect an asteroid on a collision course, it is crucial to know as much as possible about its size, composition, structure and boulder distribution. The boulder
distribution in turn helps to map the asteroid's gravitational field.
1992 UY4 is a near-Earth asteroid discovered in 1992. In August 2005, UY4 made a
``close" (for space) pass of Earth, about 15x farther than the Moon. It …
Tunable Copper Complexes For Sustainable Photocatalysis, David Kline
Tunable Copper Complexes For Sustainable Photocatalysis, David Kline
Posters-at-the-Capitol
Photoredox catalysis has direct applications in sustainable chemistry and thus an immense impact on our environment. With the ability to harness energy directly from the sun to catalyze useful chemical reactions, photocatalysts can help to eliminate the need for harsh reaction conditions and reduce generation of hazardous chemical waste. Photocatalysts based on Earth-abundant metals such as copper have recently emerged as sustainable alternatives to rare-earth metals including iridium and ruthenium, which are no longer required for many photocatalyzed chemical transformations.
Fatigue And Treatment Adherence In Ms Patients, Angela Wonnacott
Fatigue And Treatment Adherence In Ms Patients, Angela Wonnacott
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
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Impact Of A Mastectomy On Female Body Image And Sexuality, Hilary Tingley
Impact Of A Mastectomy On Female Body Image And Sexuality, Hilary Tingley
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
Impact of a Mastectomy on Female Sexual Expression: An Integrative Literature Review
Hilary Tingley
Nursing Student, DePaul University, School of Nursing
Background: Women diagnosed with breast cancer are often treated with a combination of therapies, one of which may be a mastectomy. There are an increasing number of women who are undergoing preventative mastectomies, many as a result of BRCA gene testing.
Objective: The purpose of this literature review was to examine the impact of a mastectomy on female sexual expression and body image.
Method: An integrative literature review design was used with research articles pulled from search engines such …
Effective Coping Methods For Pediatric Nurses Working With Terminally Ill Patients: A Literature Review, Jenna Gatziolis
Effective Coping Methods For Pediatric Nurses Working With Terminally Ill Patients: A Literature Review, Jenna Gatziolis
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
EFFECTIVE COPING MECHANISMS FOR PEDIATRIC NURSES WORKING WITH CRITICALLY AND TERMINALLY ILL PATIENTS: A LITERATURE REVIEW
Jenna Gatziolis
Faculty Sponsor: Dr. Kim Amer, PhD, RN
Background: One of the hardest aspects of pediatric nursing is dealing with the death of young and sick children. Because the death of a child is a traumatic event, special consideration must be taken into account as to how pediatric nurses are able to effectively cope with the death of a child. Oftentimes the emotional needs for nurses are overlooked and not discussed leading to poor personal and career related outcomes for the nurse.
Objectives: …
Pet Therapy In Combat Veterans With Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Raina Shah
Pet Therapy In Combat Veterans With Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Raina Shah
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
Pet Therapy is Associated with Reducing Symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in Combat Veterans: An Integrative Literature Review
Raina Shah
Faculty Sponsor: Larry Maturin, MSN, APN, ACNS-BC, CEN, CCRN
Abstract
Background: The U.S Department of Veterans Affairs estimates that post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) affects approximately 30% of Vietnam veterans, 12% of Gulf War (Desert Storm) veterans, 11% of veterans of the war in Afghanistan, and 20% of Iraqi war veterans.
Objectives: The purpose of this integrative literature review is to explore and discuss further the use of pet therapy as a non-pharmacologic therapeutic approach to treating PTSD in combat …
Development Of Exercise Intervention Programs For Healthy Adult Females With Overweight And Obesity: An Integrative Review, Hannah Lee
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
The purpose of this study was to identify factors of adherence, evaluate current exercise interventions, and determine areas of risk factor modification within the context of developing exercise intervention programs for healthy adult females with overweight and obesity. In recent years, overweight and obesity rates have significantly increased in the adult female population while their physical activity levels have declined. Health and wellness benefits of exercise interventions are widely known, however; practical guidelines do not exist for nurses to utilize in management of overweight and obesity. An integrative review was conducted to identify and evaluate components of exercise intervention development …
Using Debriefing As A More Beneficial Approach To Nurses Who Experience Patient Death: An Integrative Review, Sarah Borghi
Using Debriefing As A More Beneficial Approach To Nurses Who Experience Patient Death: An Integrative Review, Sarah Borghi
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
Abstract
Background: The death of a nurses’ patient can result in effects both personal and professional. A majority of nursing literature addresses how the nurse can assist a patient through grief. A universal evidence based intervention to assist nurses through a patient death experience does not exist. One specific method, debriefing, was found in multiple primary sources as an intervention to use for healthcare workers.
Objectives: This integrative literature review investigates if debriefing is more beneficial to nurses who experience patient death than other present approaches.
Method: The health promotion framework used to support this integrative literature review was the …
Effects Of Art Therapy During Chemotherapy Sessions, Samantha Scholzen
Effects Of Art Therapy During Chemotherapy Sessions, Samantha Scholzen
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
Effects of Art Therapy During Chemotherapy Sessions: An Integrative Literature Review
Samantha Scholzen
Dr. Elizabeth Hartman, PhD, RN
Abstract
Background: Individuals undergoing cancer treatment experience many physical, psychological, and social adverse side effects that may be addressed with complementary and alternative medicine, such as art therapy.
Purpose: The purpose of this research was to examine the effects of art therapy for cancer patients during chemotherapy sessions.
Methods: This integrative literature review was conducted using the keywords “art therapy” and “neoplasms” to search the literature between 2006 and 2017. The databases used in this literature search were CINAHL, …
Use Of Acupressure Improve Sleep In Esrd Patients With Sleep Deficiency: An Integrative Literature Review, Aaron Fischer
Use Of Acupressure Improve Sleep In Esrd Patients With Sleep Deficiency: An Integrative Literature Review, Aaron Fischer
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
Use of Acupressure Improve Sleep in ESRD Patients with Sleep Deficiency: An Integrative Literature Review
Aaron Fischer
Faculty Sponsor: Larry Maturin
Background: Sleep deprivation and fatigue, which results in decreased quality of life, is a common problem in patients with ESRD and on hemodialysis.
Objectives: The purpose of this research review is to examine the effects of acupressure for ESDR and hemodialysis patient to improve sleep quality.
Method: This integrative literature review search was conducted between 1/27/2017 and 09/15/2017 using the databases of CINAHL Complete, Health Source: Nursing/Academic edition, and MEDline. Subject heading search terms included acupressure, ESRD, and sleep. …
Decreasing The Rate Of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome By Increasing Nursing Knowledge: An Integrative Literature Review, Farah Siddique
Decreasing The Rate Of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome By Increasing Nursing Knowledge: An Integrative Literature Review, Farah Siddique
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
Decreasing the Rate of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
by Increasing Nursing Knowledge: An Integrative Literature Review
Farah Siddique
Dr. Elizabeth Hartman, PhD, RN
Background: The National Institute of Child Health and Human Development defined sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) as the unexplained death of an infant younger than one year of age (NICH). Nearly 53,000 infants die each year linked to SIDS in the United States placing parents in a state of severe trauma resulting from the loss of their child.
Objectives: The goal of this integrated literature review was to explore the reasons behind the disconnect between nurse’s knowledge …
Impact Of Hpv Education On Knowledge, Perception, And Cultural Influence Among African American Parents, Christina Lattner, Christina Lattner
Impact Of Hpv Education On Knowledge, Perception, And Cultural Influence Among African American Parents, Christina Lattner, Christina Lattner
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
Abstract
Background: Infection with human papillomavirus (HPV), the sexually transmitted virus that causes cervical and penial cancer can be prevented. An effective vaccine has been approved for both boys and girls since 2006. Despite recommendation from the Center of Disease Control, vaccination initiation and completion rates among African American adolescents in the United States are lower than average in the nation.
Objectives: The purpose of this descriptive survey study was to identify African-American parents’ knowledge and perceptions of sexually transmitted HPV infection and the HPV vaccination. The secondary objective was to use a single-group pre-test post-test research design to …
A Low Carbohydrate, Ketogenic Diet For Treatment Of Type Ii Diabetes An Integrative Literature Review, Steven Lisowski
A Low Carbohydrate, Ketogenic Diet For Treatment Of Type Ii Diabetes An Integrative Literature Review, Steven Lisowski
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
A Low Carbohydrate, Ketogenic Diet for Treatment
of Type II Diabetes: An Integrative Literature Review
Steven Lisowski
Faculty Sponsor: Larry Maturin
Abstract
Background: Dietary modifications are commonly prescribed initial interventions in those recently diagnosed with type II diabetes. Presently, various researchers support that there is a growing body of evidence that advises to restrict carbohydrate intake to minimum levels to achieve optimal blood glucose levels and reduce complications related to poor diabetes management.
Objectives: To explore if the low carbohydrate, ketogenic diets (LCKD), in which carbohydrate intake of any kind is restricted, are very effective at reducing obesity and controlling …
The Comparison Of Post Abortion Emotional Effects In African Americans And Other Races, Melissa Pinney
The Comparison Of Post Abortion Emotional Effects In African Americans And Other Races, Melissa Pinney
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
The Comparison of Post Abortion Emotional Effects in African Americans and Other Races: An Integrative Literature Review
Faculty Sponsor: Elizabeth Hartman, PhD, RN
Abstract
Background: African American women tend to encounter pregnancy and infant loss twice as high as any other racial group; however, present research does not supply adequate information with regard to abortion concerning minority women. Consequently, African American females may be experiencing post abortion emotional effects and not be receiving proper mental health care.
Objective: To determine if African American women experience a higher rate of post abortion emotional effects compared to other races and …
Strategies To Decrease Depression From Social Isolation Among The Elderly Population, Erin Gallagher, Megan Russ
Strategies To Decrease Depression From Social Isolation Among The Elderly Population, Erin Gallagher, Megan Russ
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
Strategies to Decrease Depression from
Social Isolation Among the Elderly Population
Erin Gallagher and Megan Russ
Faculty Sponsor: Christina Lattner, DNP, APRN, AGNP-C, ANP-BC
Background: The lack of social interaction among the elderly population has been directly linked with higher rates of morbidity related to diabetes, arthritis, cancer, and heart disease, thus leading to higher rates of mortality.
Objectives: This comprehensive literature review selected a variety of social interactions to present to the elderly population to examine if an increase in socialization will decrease the depressive symptoms felt during social isolation.
Method: An integrative literature review of both qualitative and …
Effects Of Chronic Illness On Self-Image In Adolescents, Krista Stillson
Effects Of Chronic Illness On Self-Image In Adolescents, Krista Stillson
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
EFFECTS OF CHRONIC ILLNESS ON SELF-IMAGE IN ADOLESCENTS:
AN INTEGRATIVE LITERATURE REVIEW
Krista Stillson
Abstract
Background: Chronic illness can pose more than just pathological effects on an individual. During the vulnerable developmental stage of adolescence, the psychological effects of disease can be equally as damaging. In adolescence, manifestations of chronic illness can cause a distorted self-image which may potentiate negative outcomes such as depression, anxiety and low self-esteem. For this reason, it is important for nurses to be aware of the broad impact that can accompany disease and use interventions to counteract such effects. Implementation of coping interventions can help …
Advance Directives Should Be Part Of The Admission Process For Adults With Cancer: An Integrative Literature Review, Jennifer Leonard
Advance Directives Should Be Part Of The Admission Process For Adults With Cancer: An Integrative Literature Review, Jennifer Leonard
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
Advance Directives Should Be Part of the Admission Process for Adults with Cancer:
An Integrative Literature Review
Jennifer Leonard
Larry Maturin MSN, APN, ACNS-BC, CEN, CCRN
Abstract
Background: Approximately 40 percent of individuals will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime and less than half of those patients have an advance directive when admitted to an oncology service.
Objective: The purpose of the integrative literature review was to determine the current standards for advance directives; determine why patients do not have advance directives after being diagnosed with cancer.
Methods: The integrative literature review was conducted using keywords “advance directives, adult, …
Effects Of Technology And Media On Childhood Obesity, Hannah Rutzick
Effects Of Technology And Media On Childhood Obesity, Hannah Rutzick
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
Abstract
Background: The prevalence of obesity is substantially increasing among children in the United States. Despite current interventions used by families and pediatricians, a knowledge gap exists regarding the use of modern technology as a strategy to increase physical activity and prevent/treat childhood obesity.
Objective: The purpose of this review is to explore the influences of modern technology and the media on childhood obesity.
Methods: This integrative review evaluates the evidence from investigational studies that have examined the influences of modern technology on childhood obesity. The effects of the media as a contributing factor was also explored. PsycInfo, ProQuest and …
Stem Cell Therapy As An Effective Treatment Method For Traumatic Burn Injuries, Axita Patel
Stem Cell Therapy As An Effective Treatment Method For Traumatic Burn Injuries, Axita Patel
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
Effectiveness of Stem Cell Treatment for
Burn Patients: An Integrative Literature Review
Axita Patel
Faculty Sponsor: Elizabeth Moxley
Abstract
Background: Current literature suggests that packing burn wounds with antimicrobial solutions and skin barrier creams are no longer considered to be effective in the patient’s recovery process. Stem cell therapy has been introduced as an alternative treatment strategy that aims to yield reliable and improved patient outcomes.
Objectives: To explore what research has been conducted regarding stem cell therapy as a treatment option for burn patients and to explore the benefits of using the suggested newly proposed method as opposed to …