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February 1, 2023
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February 1, 2023

Defining Disproportionate Discipline: Understanding Common Measures

This infographic from the FLPBIS Project illustrates visually how common discipline disproportionality metrics are calculated.
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Florida's Positive Behavior Support Project (2017). Defining Disproportionate Discipline: Understanding Common Measures. University of South Florida.
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