Compliance Coach Plan Compliance Coach Plan
Tier 3 Individual Support | 6th Grade
Teacher Guide
Mission Objective
"Teach a 6th-grade student strategies to understand and respect authority by learning how and why to comply with requests from authority figures."
The "Why"
Understanding respectful compliance is crucial for social interactions and personal development, fostering trust and constructive behavior in various settings. It helps students navigate school and community expectations effectively.
Quick Specs
Total Time
2 sessions, 15 min each
Preparation
10 minutes prep time
Approach
Role-play, discussion, and reflection
Prep Checklist
Review the full Compliance Plan and session objectives.
Prepare role-play space (quiet area, two chairs).
Check for specific student needs or past compliance triggers.
Session 1
Understanding Authority
0-3m: Warm Up - Define authority and its importance.
3-7m: Discussion - Share personal authority experiences.
7-12m: Activity - Role-play a simple respectful response.
12-15m: Cool Down - Recap and reflective questions.
Session 2
Practice & Reflection
0-3m: Warm Up - Q&A review of key concepts.
3-10m: Activity - Multi-scenario role-play practice.
10-13m: Discussion - Facilitate feelings and strategy talk.
13-15m: Cool Down - Summary and practical daily tips.
Authority Warm Up Worksheet Authority Warm Up
Session 1 Opening Exercise
Student:
Date:
"Authority isn't about being bossy—it's about leadership and keeping things running smoothly. Let's explore what it means to you."
1 Opening Discussion
What does authority mean to you?
Think of: Teachers, parents, coaches, community leaders...
Think of: Rules, safety, guidance, organization...
2 The "Why" Behind Directions
Why do you think following the directions of authority figures can be important?
3 Sharing Experiences
Describe a time when you followed a request from an authority figure. How did it make you feel? What was the outcome?
Bridge to Respectful Compliance Mastery
Role Play Scenarios Worksheet Role-Play Training
Session Activities & Practice
Student:
Date:
How to Practice
• Listen carefully to the request.
• Use respectful body language (eye contact, neutral stance).
• Respond with "Ok," "Sure," or "I'll get right on that."
The Goal
The goal is to learn how to respectfully and confidently respond to requests. Practice makes perfect, so don’t be afraid to try different approaches!
Practice Lab
Scenario 1: Classroom Cleanup
Beginner
"A teacher asks you to put away your tablet and help a classmate pick up some papers that fell on the floor."
Scenario 2: Hallway Transition
Intermediate
"You are talking to a friend between classes. A hallway monitor asks you to stop talking and head to your next class immediately."
Debrief & Reflect
How did it feel to follow the request?
What words or actions made your response respectful?
What would you do differently next time?
My Top Respect Strategy:
Reflective Compliance Cool Down Reflective Cool Down
Lesson Wrap-Up & Application
Student:
Date:
Take a moment to reflect on today's activities. This "cool down" helps you process what you've learned so you can use these skills in your daily life.
01. Recap
Summarize what you learned about the importance of complying with requests from authority figures:
02. Reflection
What are the key reasons to respect and comply with authority figures?
How did the role-play activities help you understand respectful compliance?
03. Action Plan
Write one way you can apply what you learned tomorrow:
Final Thought
Think about a recent situation where you complied with a request. What went well, and what could be improved for next time?
Authority Respect Discussion Guide Authority & Respect
Deep Dive Discussion Guide
Discussion Guide
6th Grade • Individual Support
Guidelines
Listening
Listen carefully and respect points of view.
Sharing
Share thoughts honestly using kind language.
Reflecting
Think about real examples from your life.
01
What does the word "authority" mean to you?
Notes / Thoughts...
02
Think of a time when you were asked to do something by a teacher or parent. How did it make you feel, and why?
Notes / Thoughts...
03
Why is it important to follow requests from authority figures in school or at home?
Notes / Thoughts...
04
What did you learn from the role-play activities about your own responses?
Notes / Thoughts...
05
What are 3 strategies you can use to ensure you respond respectfully in the future?
Strategy 1
Strategy 2
Strategy 3
"Respectful discussion means we value each other's opinions and learn from one another!"