The purpose of this study was not only to investigate early childhood
education teachers' perception of universal positive behavior support but also
examine the perception's differences based on the subjects' variables. For the
purpose, a survey method was conducted to a total of 113 early childhood
education teachers throughout South Korea. Results showed that there were
significant differences in terms of the importance and the level of applications to
use of strategies for universal positive behavior support in early childhood
settings. As a result, participants thought that strategies for universal positive
behavior support were important but they did not apply these strategies in their
classrooms. In addition, there were differences in teachers’ perception regarding
universal positive behavior support strategies according to teaching and training
experience. Based on the results of this study, recommendations were made to
facilitate universal positive behavior support in early childhood settings.