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PBIS in Early Childhood Classrooms on School Campuses

This Practice Brief was developed as result of the roundtable dialogue that occurred at the 2019 PBIS Leadership Forum in Chicago, IL for the purpose of exploring how all classes on school campuses can meet the developmental needs of students, specifically our youngest students.

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Early Childhood PBIS

Published:

May 6, 2020

Revised:

May 6, 2020

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Citation:

Anna Winnekar & Lise Fox, University of South Florida

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