5 Minute Warning, Sensory Cues, Getting Attention & Giving Directions.
What are components of a Transition.
Pictures used to make schedules, label things in classrooms, teach communication
What are visuals?
Using Pictures, Tablets, Button Devices, Core boards or Signs to communicate
What is Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Getting attention, giving, asking, giving a play idea, and giving a complement,
What are the 5 social skills we work on?
The minimum magic ratio of positive reinforcement to withdrawals
What is 5:1?
ll staff do this throughout the day to track progress on goals and objectives with students
What is data collection?
A ratio we use to track our deposits and withdrawals in order to build relationships.
What is 5:1?
An integral member(s) of the child’s educational team.
Who are Parents (or caregivers)?
This tool is referenced throughout the class day so kids know what they have completed and what comes next.
What is a Visual Schedule
A tool is used to record individual children’s interests
What is A reinforcement inventory
This strategy involves purposefully doing something unexpected to promote communication
What is Violation of Expectation
What is the magic number for social back and forth exchanges?
4
This is provided immediately after a behavior and increases the likelihood that a behavior will occur again
What is Reinforcement
A manageable system where data sheets are easily accessible to staff
What are data clipboards?
Identify about your feelings, stop and tuck into your shells, take 3 deep breaths, and think of a solution
What is the Tucker technique?
Strategies such as greeting children by name, communicating at eye level, following a child’s lead, and participating in children’s play when appropriate supports this
What is developing meaningful relationships with children?
This helps us create predictable sequences within activities.
What are Routines with Routines
Using skills across settings, materials, cues and people
Generalization
Parallel talk or broadcasting
What is the technical term for, talking out loud describing what CHILDREN are doing, seeing, hearing, or feeling, without expecting children to respond
A systematic way of reinforcing peer social interactions
What are Super Stars?
This is the acronym for Positive Behavior Intervention Supports
What is PBIS?
A tool used to support embedding goals into daily routines.
What is a goal matrix?
Strategies such as greeting children by name, communicating at eye level, following a child’s lead, and participating in children’s play when appropriate supports this.
What is developing meaningful relationships with children?
Parents and caregivers can log onto this to see what is happening in the classroom and to find activities for their child.
What is See Saw?
his is introduced during large group time and embedded throughout the classroom.
What is the Theme?
Wait Ask Say Do
What is a least to most prompting hierarchy?
Self talk,
What is the technical term for, Talking out loud describing what YOU are doing, seeing, hearing, or feeling, without expecting children to respond.
This term describes balancing who's carrying the weight in a social relationship
What is Reciprocity?
3-5 of these support children knowing what we expect
What is a manageable number of classroom rules?
A level 3 on the prompting hierarchy
What is a verbal cue with a visual, gesture or model?
One way we promote and encourage children's autonomy is to provide lots of these.
What are Choices?
A monthly service for IFSP families and caregivers to support children in the home.
What are home visits?
This tool helps staff know what each person is to do in the classroom
What is a Roles & Responsibilities Chart
IT, PMI, PECS, PBIS, & ELOs.
What are Evidence-based strategies used in LEAP classrooms
Sabotage, piece by piece, visible but not reachable
What is a variety of naturalistic environmental communication strategies?
Group lessons with role playing opportunities to practice
What is teaching social skills?
These are positively stated, in proximity to children, and are short, simple & specific
What are directions?
A data sheet used to track challenging behaviors and replacement skills.
What is a Behavior Rating Scale?
Adapting or adjusting instruction, curriculum and materials for a student is known as this.
What is individualization? and/or (Modification/Accommodations)
Columbia Regional provides these for families enrolled in our LEAP Classrooms.
What is the parent training series?