Integrating the
Wraparound Process in
Alternative Education Setting :
Skill Sets, Essential Elements and
Challenges of Wraparound
Lucille Eber Ed.D.
Statewide Coordinator
Illinois Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities (EBD) and
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS Network)
~ Module 12, Session 5
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Quick Write:
Assessing Your Skills for Engaging Team Players
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Complete a self-assessment of your progress engaging families and other
team members through conversations and team meetings.
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Partial In Place |
Not In Place |
Pre-Meeting |
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Has the facilitator identified any specific system issues? |
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Has the facilitator identified any professionals the family has
seen as helpful on the past? |
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Has the facilitator identified the perception of professionals
about family and child strengths? |
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Has the facilitator identified professional perceptions about
family needs? |
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Has the facilitator analyzed perceptions about needs and strengths
to determine whether there are conflicts? |
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Has the facilitator identified any special conditions which would
limit stakeholder involvement? |
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Has the facilitator set clearly defined the process so that stakeholders
know what to expect along the way? |
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Has the facilitator defined expectations for potential team members? |
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