Maslow
Emily is being bullied by some of her classmates. She dreads going to school every day and feels anxious and stressed. Question: Which level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs is Emily primarily struggling with?
What is safety? or What is safety and security?
PBIS stands for
Positive behavioral Intervention and Supports
Anything a person says or does that can be measured.
What is behavior?
In this phase, some unmet need creates an unresolved problem for the student. For example, confusion about an assignment
What is trigger?
Any event that increases the strength of the behavior it follows.
What is reinforcement?
Tom arrives at school feeling extremely tired and lethargic. He didn't get enough sleep last night because his family had to move to a new apartment, and the process kept him up late.
What is physiological needs?
This tier of PBIS focuses on providing support and interventions to all students within a school.
What is Tier 1?
What happens immediately after the behavior and either increases or decreases the likelihood a behavior will occur again
What is consequence?
In this phase students engage in a variety of behaviors that can provoke the teacher and interfere with instruction. These behaviors are more intense than in the previous phase.
What is acceleration?
Any event that decreases the strength of the behavior it follows.
What is punishment?
Jessica recently moved to a new town and school. She finds it hard to make friends and often eats lunch alone. She feels lonely and disconnected from her classmates.
What is belonging?
PBIS is based on the principles of this behavior theory, which emphasizes the importance of teaching appropriate behaviors.
What is behaviorism?
ABC Analysis includes
What is Antecendent, Behavior and Consequence?
In this phase the student is on-task and follows classroom rules and expectations.
What is clam?
Presentation of a pleasant/desired stimulus to increase the strength of the behavior it follows.
What is positive reinforcement?
David is a high-achieving student who consistently gets top grades in all his classes. He participates actively in extracurricular activities and feels a strong sense of accomplishment from his academic achievements.
What is self actualization?
This tier of PBIS provides targeted interventions for small groups of students who require additional support beyond universal interventions.
What is Tier 2?
A variable that occurs immediately before the specific (target) behavior
What is antecendent?
In this phase, the student may engage in behaviors that disrupt the learning environment and is out-of-control and even pose a danger to themselves and others.
What is peak?
A child kicks a peer, and is removed from his/her favorite activity is an example of
What is negative punshment?
Alex is a student who has a close-knit group of friends at school and feels a sense of belonging within his community. However, he often doubts his abilities and worth.
What is self - esteem?
This tier of PBIS provides intensive, individualized support for students with the most complex needs.
What is Tier 3?
These interventions are often contingency-driven and administered contingent on the occurrence or possibility of a student behavior, such as use of praise or pre-correction.
What are behavioral interventions?
In this phase, student is increasingly off-task and may appear angry, anxious, frustrated, or withdrawn.
What is agitation?
Bob does the dishes in order to stop his mother's nagging is an example of
What is negative reinforcement?