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Early Identification System (EIS) Intervention Hub

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Internalizing Behaviors

Select the targeted age group, then the level of intervention.

Internalizing Behaviors occur when students feel sad, worried, fearful, lonely, or hopeless. Internalizing behaviors can lead to depression and anxiety, poor school attendance, falling behind academically, and risk for suicidal ideation and attempts.

Interventions and supports for Internalizing Behaviors focus on strategies to decrease anxiety and/or depressive symptoms as well as improving self-esteem and coping skills.

The current Early Identification System model includes:

Online
teacher and student-report assessment tools
A dashboard system in which
these data are shared with schools and linked to a menu of evidence-based interventions that schools can choose from to implement
A dashboard system in
which these data are shared with schools and linked to a menu of evidence-based interventions that schools can choose from to implement

Web-based professional development and coaching to support the implementation of selected interventions

Tools to monitor
the progress and effectiveness of interventions selected