New York State Center for School Safety
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VADIR - Violent and Disruptive Incident Reporting
Violent and Disruptive Incident Reports (VADIR) for incidents that occurred during the 2008-09 school year were due to the New York State Education Department on September 30, 2009. Forms and other supportive materials such as Directions, Glossary of Terms, and Question and Answer documents can be located at:
VADIR Blog
VADIR Summer 2010
MOODLE VADIR 101
1. VADIR 101 Moodle Description/Information:
Moodle VADIR 101 introduces another venue for the Violent and Disruptive Incident Reporting training. Moodle is a course management system (CMS), otherwise known as an online course. In addition, it provides a lot of detailed information about VADIR, including training videos and resources.
If you missed one of the regional trainings, need additional VADIR training and/or information; use the Logon Instructions below to enter Violent and Disruptive Incident Reporting 101 session.
Prior to leaving the Moodle website, please take the two quizzes. This will help us to gather some information on what VADIR categories are most misunderstood and we can request that they be added to the Q&A document, emphasize these issues in future trainings, etc. It only takes a few minutes so please complete the two quizzes - Thanks so much!
Logon Instructions
Moodle VADIR 101 introduces another venue for the Violent and Disruptive Incident Reporting training. Moodle is a course management system (CMS), otherwise known as an online course. In addition, it provides a lot of detailed information about VADIR, including training videos and resources.
If you missed one of the regional trainings, need additional VADIR training and/or information; use the Logon Instructions below to enter Violent and Disruptive Incident Reporting 101 session.
Prior to leaving the Moodle website, please take the two quizzes. This will help us to gather some information on what VADIR categories are most misunderstood and we can request that they be added to the Q&A document, emphasize these issues in future trainings, etc. It only takes a few minutes so please complete the two quizzes - Thanks so much!
Logon Instructions
2008 New York State Center for School Safety
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