Preschool Effective Behavior Support (PEBS) Self-Assessment Survey

Deborah R. Carter; Elizabeth Steed; Tina Pomerleau

Preschool Effective Behavior Support (PEBS) Self-Assessment Survey

Deborah R. Carter
, Elizabeth Steed
, Tina Pomerleau

Graduate College Associate Dean's Office

Georgia State University

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Abstract

The PEBS Survey is a self-assessment of universal, targeted and individualized program-wide positive behavior supports in early childhood settings. It provides an assessment of staff perception of current implementation and priority for improvement of key features of program-wide positive behavior support.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2008

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