Integrating the Wraparound Process in
Alternative Education Setting :

The Steps of the Wraparound Process

Lucille Eber Ed.D.
Statewide Coordinator
Illinois Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities (EBD) and
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS Network)

~ Module 12, Session 4 ~

Handout 4:
Sample Questions for School Strength Assessment
To Be Asked of Teachers About Their Schools

  • What are the best aspects of this school for the entire student body?

  • What are the ways you and other teachers have partnered with parents in the past? What did you find most successful?

  • What are the best things about your classroom?

  • What do you do for fun in your classroom?

  • What are the three most important behavioral expectations you have for students who enter your class?

  • What are the three most important academic expectations for students who enter your class?

  • What types of students with special needs do you feel this school is most successful with?

  • Which students do you consider yourself most successful with?

  • What one thing do you do with your class every week that you enjoy?

  • How do you picture this school five years from now?

  • If you could have one academic need met for your classroom this year, what would it be?

Sample Questions for School-based
Strength Assessment Questions
to Ask Teachers about Students

  • What is this student's favorite class?

  • Who does the student admire most in the school? Peers? Staff?

  • What type of activities does this student do for fun?

  • What was the best day you can remember this student having in
    the past week? month? longer?

  • What kind of future do see for this student if (s)he gets the right
    kind of supports?

  • What if you could create any type of support for this student?
    What types of things would make him/her most successful
    academically?

  • How do you remember this student on the first day of school?

  • What is your classroom like? How does it compare with your
    previous classes?

  • What one thing do you do with this student every week or two
    that you enjoy?

  • What types of help would you find most useful in improving
    outcomes for this student.

  • If you could have one goal met for this student within the next
    year what would it be?

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