The TPOT™ Excel Scoring Spreadsheet is a tool for summarizing and graphing TPOT data. This spreadsheet allows you to enter data for an unlimited number of teachers and has the added functionality of looking at data by indicator.
Authors: Lise Fox, Mary Louise Hemmeter, Susan Jack, and Denise Perez Binder (2017).
The Early Childhood Program-Wide PBS Benchmarks of Quality (Program BoQ) is designed to help programs evaluate their progress toward implementing the Pyramid Model program-wide. The tool was revised in 2017 to include critical elements to address issues related to equity and culturally responsive practices. The tool and spreadsheet used for analysis are provided.
Form for tracking program actions in response to behavior incidents
An assigned person from the leadership team is asked to report, on a monthly basis, a frequency count of important actions taken in the program in response to serious challenging behavior, including: a) calls to families about problem behaviors, b) dismissal from program, c) transfer within program, d) requests for outside assistance, and e) scheduled family conferences around problem behavior. The form that can be used to track action and a spread sheet to generate graphs to display your data are provided below.
Many coaches use the Teaching Pyramid Observation Tool to provide data on Pyramid Model practices implementation within classrooms for 2-5 year olds. This form provides some guidance on how the TPOT is used for data-driven coaching.
The excel spreadsheet shows the teachers’ progress with implementation.
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