List of School Climate Modules:

• Teacher-Student Relationships
• Student-Student Relationships
• Bullying Victimization
• School-Wide Student Engagement
• School Safety

School Climate Modules Guidebook: This document provides a general overview of module structure and utility, along with access information per content area.

How can educators access the modules?

• Educators have the opportunity to earn clock-hour credit for reviewing modules by registering for each module course through PDMS. The titles of the available courses are:
  • Teacher-Student Relationships Module
  • Student-Student Relationships Module
  • Bullying Module
  • School-Wide Student Engagement Module
  • School Safety Module
• Educators can also join the School Climate Professional Development group on Schoology to access all of the modules. The access code is 2P5NM-F56JT.
• The relationship modules are available as PowerPoints on this website.

How can educators use the modules?

• The goal of the SCSS online module series is to provide information to schools that can lead to improvements in school climate and behavioral outcomes for students.
• Modules are presented in the form of either approximately hour-long PowerPoint sessions or videos with captions. These sessions provide educators with:
  • An overview of the module topic and why it is important
  • Recommended research-based strategies to improve specific topic area in schools
  • Resources and tools (available to download) to support the positive development of the topic areas
  • Research-based module narratives (except for the Team Leader Series) that serve as the basis for the PowerPoint sessions and focus on each topic in detail
• Potential uses of the modules include:
  • In house professional development
  • Materials can be accessed for use as: a whole staff, in professional learning communities, leadership teams, and individuals
• What’s available online?
  • Each module includes:
    • Module presentations in the form of either PowerPoints or Videos (with audio narrative)
      • PowerPoints include:
        • Slide narratives for the PowerPoints
        • Handout versions for note-taking
      • Videos include:
        • The same information as the PowerPoints broken down into smaller segments
        • Captions allow the presentations to be more accessible
    • Module research narratives
    • Links to resources that are referenced throughout the presentations
      • E.g., sample forms and worksheets, informational sheets and guides, useful tools, etc

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