护理团队

The 护理团队 is a campus-wide team of appointed individuals responsible for identifying, 评估, and responding to concerns and/or disruptive behaviors by students who struggle academically, 在情感上, 或心理上.

If a student is in crisis (at immediate risk of harm to self or others), 拨打911或BGSU警方:419-372-2346.

如果学生对自己或他人没有直接的危险, 你可以在学校的 看到它. 听到它. 报告. 网站. You can also call the Office of the 教务长 to discuss a concern at 419-372-2843.

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破坏性和痛苦的行为应该被记录下来. 对所发生的事情写一篇真实、详细的报道. In addition to reporting your concern to the Office of the 教务长, share this information with your immediate supervisor or department chairperson. 

陷入困境的学生

While emotional or stressful responses are expected at certain times during the semester, you may notice someone acting in a way that is inconsistent with your normal experience with that person. You may be able to serve as a helpful resource in times of distress/personal struggle. Your expression of interest and concern may be critical factors in helping the student re-establish an emotional connectedness with family and friends. You may also be able to alert our University staff to ensure a timely and appropriate intervention.

可能的痛苦迹象

  • 学业成绩或行为上的显著变化
  • 过度缺席或迟到
  • 进食和/或睡眠困难
  • 破坏性行为
  • 过度的侵略性
  • Exaggerated emotional response that is obviously inappropriate to 这种情况
  • 情绪低落或无精打采的情绪
  • 过度活跃或说话非常迅速
  • 个人卫生有明显改变
  • 过度的混乱
  • 体重急剧减少或增加
  • Dependency (individual hangs around or makes excessive appointments to see you)
  • Strange or bizarre behavior indicating loss of  contact with reality
  • 无助或绝望的感觉
  • 口头或书面的自杀暗示
  • 伤害他人的口头或书面暗示
  • 与朋友、家人或同学隔离
  • 赠送贵重物品

DOs

  • 要和学生私下交谈吗
  • Do let him/her know you are concerned about his/her welfare
  • Do express your concern by describing changes you observed in non-judgmental terms
  • 一定要告诉他/她你愿意帮忙
  • 认真倾听他/她的烦恼是什么
  • 帮助他/她探索各种选择
  • 建议资源
  • 你所关心的问题一定要和别人商量吗
  • Do make referrals to the appropriate campus department and offer to accompany them if able
  • Do point out that help is available and seeking such help is a sign of strength and courage, 而不是弱点或失败
  • 关于你的转介,你会跟学生跟进吗

的不

  • 不要承诺保密
  • 不要评判或批评
  • 不要忽视不寻常的行为
  • 不要把这个问题当成你自己的问题
  • Don’t involve yourself beyond the limits of your time or skill

什么是破坏性行为?

干扰其他学生的行为, 教职员工, or threatens the safety of the community and their access to an appropriate educational or work environment.

有哪些破坏性行为的例子?

  • 大喊大叫
  • Persistent and unreasonable demands for time and attention
  • Words or actions that have the effect of intimidating or harassing another
  • Words or actions that cause another to fear for his/her personal safety
  • 人身攻击威胁

我该如何应对破坏性行为?

破坏性行为不应被忽视. 保持冷静. Remind yourself that it is not about you; it is about 这种情况. 告诉对方这样的行为是不合适的. Inform the individual that there are consequences for failing to improve the disruptive behavior. 如果可能的话,找别人一起去. 许多破坏性的情况都与愤怒有关. Recognize that the period of peak anger usually lasts 20 to 30 seconds. Although this may seem like an eternity in the midst of 这种情况, often it is best to wait a person’s emotions out before continuing.

DOs

  • 要倾听你的愤怒吗. 积极倾听
  • 是否承认个人的感受
  • 允许对方发泄并告诉你什么
    使个体感到不安
  • 设定限制. 清楚而直接地解释
    “我愿意说
    只要你放低你的声音
  • 要自信、公正、始终如一、诚实吗
  • 专注于你能做些什么来帮助解决问题
    这种情况
  • 做个人推荐吗. 给出一个名字
    如果可能的话,单独进行,并提前打电话进行简要说明
    的人
  • Do report to BGSU Police, and/or the Office of the 教务长

该不该做的事

  • 不要轻视这种情况
  • 不要争吵或大喊大叫
  • 不要责备、嘲笑或讽刺
  • 别碰
  • Don’t ignore warning signs that the problem is about to explode
  • 不要忽视自己的局限性

管理课堂干扰

积极的措施

  • 在你的课程大纲中建立行为期望
  • Devote sufficient time during first class to discuss those behaviors you view as unacceptable
  • Outline the consequences for non-compliance with expectations
  • 参考学生行为准则(如适用)
  • 了解你的学生
  • Meet with students outside the classroom to address concerns
  • 以关怀和关心的态度回应学生

处理干扰/管理愤怒行为

  • 不要忽视这种干扰,还是让它过去
  • 要求与学生单独交谈
  • 解释你观察到的行为
  • 描述这种行为如何影响你和你的班级
  • 听学生说
  • 达成协议,停止这种行为
  • 文档的谈话
  • 通知你的主席/主任/学院办公室/院长

持续的破坏性行为

  • 再和那个学生见面
  • 文件会议和商定的结果
  • Date; time; location; detailed facts of behavior and outcome
  • Inform student that additional disruptions will be referred to the Office of the 教务长

本Batey

总福利主任  

克里斯Bullins

副总福利主任

 
安娜布朗 Deputy Chief of Diversity, Belonging, and 多元文化事务  
Dr. 大火Campbell-Jacobs

Assistant 教务长 for 学生的行为 and Conflict Resolution

 

艾比黑人

学生事务助理院长,负责学生关怀和支持

 

斯蒂芬妮·克莱默

学生援助 & BGSU咨询中心倡导专家

 

莉娅·安妮·凯斯勒

无障碍服务助理署长

 

布列塔尼Krisanda

住宿生活副主任

 

Jon Luidhardt

波士顿州立大学副警长  
Dr. 杰西卡Mitchell-Corsino BGSU心理咨询中心主任  
Dr. Jeremy Zilmer (CARE团队主席) 教务长  

任务

The 护理团队 is a campus-wide team of appointed individuals responsible for identifying, 评估, and responding to concerns and/or disruptive behaviors by students who struggle academically, 在情感上, 或心理上.

目的

The 护理团队 assesses reports concerning students who may be struggling with behavioral issues and/or emotional difficulties. The team works diligently in developing an actionable plan that supports students who have exhibited concerning behavior(s) through early intervention. Planned interventions are focused on support and care in an effort to achieve student success while creating a safe environment for all. 

团队的责任

  • Educate the University community how to identify and report behaviors of concern.
  • 收到, 审查, and maintain a record of information about concerns regarding student behavior that is potentially harmful and/or disruptive to the University community.
  • 进行初步评估并制定支持计划, 符合大学现行政策, to mitigate risk and promote student success and wellbeing.
  • 对学生支持计划进行跟踪和评估.
  • Make recommendations for action and share information with University faculty, 员工及其他, 适当的, to assist with managing potentially disruptive or harmful behavior(s).
  • 审查CARE团队的程序和协议, and assess team effectiveness and compliance with University policies.

更新日期:2023年8月9日下午04:58