Functions
The number of functions of behavior
What is 4?
During a lesson, the student continuously shouts out the answers. Provide an example of what the student should do instead.
What is teach the student to raise their hand to answer the question?
What is not talk about the behavior in front of the student?
A student falls asleep at their desk
What is prompt them to wake up?
The last resort to protect a student from harming themselves or others
What is Safety Care?
When a student is looking around the room to see who is watching them throw the desks around
What is attention?
Taking data before the intervention is in place
What is baseline data?
To make sure that that whatever is spoken by the staff member the student should be required to do
What is follow through?
What is fill out an accident report?
What are zones?
When the student takes a break during math every day
What is escape?
What are antecedents?
What should occur right after a behavior incident is over to keep the academic momentum going
What is follow your schedule?
A staff member is getting visibly upset that the student is calling them names
What is staff should take a break?
The classroom economy that is earned to trade in for a tangible item through the student store
What is classroom money/points?
When the student is flapping their hands and walking around the classroom
What is automatic reinforcement?
Collecting data to measure if this is met or not
What is a behavior goal?
The catchphrase that staff should be utilizing with the students to redirect them
What is "What are you working for?"?
A 1st grade student is verbally attacking another student and begins to walk in their direction
What is staff should verbally redirect and block the student from the other student?
The document that staff write in the detailed accounts of what happened during a major incident in the classroom/campus
What is behavior doc?
When the student tears up the science assignment and runs away from the table to get their electronic device
What is escape and access to tangibles?
The legally binding document in the IEP that addresses student behavior, the antecedents, baseline data, desired student and staff behavior, and the behavior goal
What is the Behavior Intervention Plan?
What is start every day as a new day?
A student was engaging in property destruction (trying to break windows) and is now asking to go back to class. (Specific answers to your site are acceptable)
What is staff should prompt the student to take a break outside the classroom (or in a separate room), and provide them with work to do to gauge compliance?
The science in which tactics derived from the principles of behavior are applied to improve socially significant behavior and experimentation is used to identify the variables responsible for the improvement in behavior
What is applied behavior analysis (ABA)?