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Mobile Menu Home About the Game Evidence Base ServicesNews & Updates News & Updates - Presentations News & Updates - Trainings Home About the Game Evidence Base ServicesNews & Updates Back to AIR.org Success in the Classroom & Beyond The Good Behavior Game (GBG) is a team-based classroom behavior management strategy designed for  early grades, helping children master the role of student and be successful at the demands of the classroom. Benefits for Teachers In GBG classrooms there is less off-task and aggressive behavior which means that teachers dedicate more time to instruction. Benefits for Students Students who play the GBG are less likely to need behavioral services, less likely to abuse drugs and alcohol, and have lower suicide and depression. Integrates into School Day Teachers use GBG during the regular school day. It does not compete with instructional time and seamlessly integrates into the school day. The AIR Approach to Training & Support The AIR approach to implementing GBG is grounded in research on adult learning and professional development. We provide a comprehensive, hands-on approach to training: group-based teacher and coach trainings, on-site coaching, and program oversight to help teachers achieve positive results. “The Good Behavior Game had a huge impact on my students’ work ethic. Through the implementation of the Good Behavior Game, I saw my students become more independent in their work and they were more productive because of the structure put in place. I’m excited to continue with it this year!” Second Grade TeacherTruesdell Education Campus, Washington, DC Good Behavior Game Coaching Process Collection Teacher and coach record data. Reflection Teacher and coach review GBG data. Practice Apply strategies in classrooms. Conference Teacher and coach share data. Scaling Up Our goal is to build local capacity to scale up and sustain GBG by training local personnel to become GBG coaches. Ongoing Support The end-goal is for all teachers to sustain GBG in their classroom without further coaching support; to become self-directed users. Meet the Team Our GBG Team represents the integration of research and technical assistance. Our team of experts delivers high quality trainings and ongoing support for implementation that are tailored to the needs of teachers, schools, and districts. Meet the Team In The News AIR is working with the Department of Health in Brazil to pilot GBG in Brazilian classrooms. AIR has received the Mentor Foundation’s “International Best Practice Award” for its work on the Good Behavior Game. Interested to learn more? Ready to start discussions of how GBG could fit the needs of your classroom, school, or district? Contact Us via email  or call 1-866-535-8686 Home About the Game Evidence Base ServicesNews & Updates © 2009–2019 American Institutes for Research. All rights...