PRIs How to Apologize Like a Hero

It critically important for every behavior intervention to include teaching new skills (or re-teaching skills that are not fluent yet).  One of these important skills includes apologizing. Below is an example of a lesson that explicitly teaches someone how to apologize.

For some behavior infractions, an intervention of simply coercing a student to state "I'm sorry" will not suffice.  Most often, that statement should really be, "I'm sorry I got caught".  Here's how to make any apology better by adding internalized reflection, problem solving skillbuilding, and restitution to it!