Northgate Playground Supervision Quiz

When can you allow a class of students to transition alone?

When is it appropriate to strike up a conversation with another staff member on the duty? (Mark all that apply)

To initiate a social conversation

Updates on a student

To switch out a staff member on duty because they are being called to the office

Check up on a staff member because they've had a hard day

There is an emergency on the playground

Mark all the apply: Which general playground rules have the students been taught?

Stay inside red lines

Keep toys and balls from home at home

When bell rings, stop playing and line up

School rules only

When you have a problem, go and tell your class teacher right away.

Use of cell phones are best on the playground for (mark all that apply).

Check the time

Calling the office for an emergency

Check your non-work text messages

Make a quick call

School-wide expectations are taught in the classrooms. This is an example of what tiered intervention?

Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

A playground supervisor's ability to ensure safety of students include

Being physical close to groups of student

Ensure that you have the majority of the playground within your sight

Scan the playground constantly

Look out and monitor for crowds

Strategically position self to see the entire class line during transitions

Engage in games with children through the duration of your duty

When on the playground, our school counselor (Dan's) role is what type of Tiered intervention?

Tier 1 (all student - school-wide intervention)

Tier 2 (specific group of students - targeted intervention)

Tier 3 (one student - intensive intervention)

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