School Safety Behavior
Behavior Stuff
Random Behavior
Behavior Interventions
Behavior Founding Fathers
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Based on a set of principles that focus on maintaining student dignity and keeping people safe.

What is Pro-ACT

You all know, this is what we do all day every day here. The focus is crisis communication and doing what we can to prevent further escalation.

Reminder: Pro_ACT training for new staff 1/21, 1/28, and 1/31 at admin :)

100

True or False


Rewards are always reinforcers.

What is False

A reward is only a reinforcer if it increases the future frequency of behavior. That's why the whole school token economy is so useful- kids want the money so they frequently engage in expected behaviors.

100

Earning points, preferred activities, vending, etc. that increases the future frequency of behavior.

What is Reinforcement

Adding or taking something away that increases the future frequency of behavior means that it is a reinforcer

100

Ignoring the student, not the behavior.

What is planned ignoring.

This is appropriate to use when the function of the behavior is attention meaning the student is engaging in the behavior in order to get attention. If the student is not engaging in the behavior for attention, planned ignoring might not be the best intervention.

100

What scientist conditioned their dogs to salivate?


Who is Ivan Pavlov


200

Avoidance of physical contact with an escalated student

What is evasion.

Primary intervention for responding to students who are attempting or are making physical contact when the contact would not result in immediate, serious injury. Evasion reduces the likelihood of creating trauma or of re-triggering or re-traumatizing students with prior trauma history. 

200

The four functions of behavior that are the WHY behind specific behaviors.

What are escape, attention, tangible (access), and sensory.

EATS

This is good to consider because if the function of the behavior is escape, planned ignoring isn't necessarily going to be effective. If the the function is attention, offering an escape isn't necessarily going to work...

200

Activity, attention, tangible, etc. that decrease the future frequency of behavior.

What is PUNISHMENT

Adding or taking something away that decreases the future frequency of behavior means it is a punisher. Punishment is less effective than reinforcement and should be used as last resort. Instead we want to reinforce the behaviors that we want to see increase.

200

An attempt to get the student to engage in a behavior different from the one they are engaging in. Techniques include teacher talk, talking about preferred topics, and distraction.

What is redirection.

Rather than engaging with the student about the behavior they are exhibiting, we point out what we want them to be doing instead. (this looks different based on age)

200

He is remembered for his research on the conditioning process, as well as the Little Albert experiment, in which he demonstrated that a child could be conditioned to fear a previously neutral stimulus

Who is John Watson 

300

What is the assault cycle.

When dealing with an escalated and aggressive student, it's important to consider where they are in the assault cycle. This will affect the ways in which we interact and communicate with hem.

300

This is when reinforcers can be exchanged for a different reinforcer. Please provide an example. 

What is a token economy system. 

 A student receives stickers for having a safe body, after a week of safe body the student will go to froyo or starbucks.

300

A-B-C three term contingency

What is Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence?

Antecedent- What happens BEFORE behavior

Behavior- What the student does

Consequence- Result of the student engaging in the behavior

We have ABC data sheets for new students or students exhibiting a behavior that we want to track to determine the function of the behavior.

300

Withholding reinforcement for a previous reinforced behavior. 

What is extinction.

For example, if the function of the behavior is attention, we withhold attention for the target behavior. 

I.e. Ms. Brittney screams anytime she wants attention from a teacher. Now when Brittney screams, staff ignore the behavior thus placing it on extinction.


300

Who are the founding fathers of Behaviorism?

Who are John Watson, B.F. Skinner, and Ivan Pavlov

400

The word you never say on the walkie in a non-emergency? And provide an alternate way to ask for help. 

What is STAFF. 

Other things to consider:

Starting a sentence with "attention" or "I need"

The tone of your voice when asking for something on the radio.

400

Scenario:

10 kids are in the classroom, all sitting in their seat, one student is needing prompting but the rest are doing what they need to be doing... There are 4 staff and one needs to go on lunch... is it okay to send one staff to lunch?.... What if one staff is on lunch and student needs a break, do you need to call for push in?

You can send the staff to lunch and have one staff with a student on a break. Yes, this leaves 2 staff with 9 students, but they are all doing what they need to be doing for the most part. Ratio becomes an issue when the kids are outside/playground/field, or when multiple kids are "bubbling". 

400

Behavior assessment that seeks to determine the FUNCTION of behavior

What is Functional Behavior Assessment?

This is what we do when we are trying to figure out WHY a student is engaging in a behavior and from there we can determine the best way to respond to the target behaviors.


400

What is modeling?

We physically show the student what the behavior looks like. Ms. Alex is modeling raising a quiet hand by raising her hand and drawing attention to the fact that her mouth is closed.

400

Who created a "baby tender" for their daughter to stay warm through the cold Minnesota nights? 

*Hint: A founding father of Behaviorism and "baby tender" was also called "Skinner Box"

Who is B.F. Skinner

500

Primary intervention for assisting students in moving away from assaultive behavior toward safe behavior.

What is Crisis Communication

Arguably the most important principle of Pro-ACT. What we do through out our day to help our students remain safe and, hopefully, access their curriculum and ACE program.

500

Watch the following video and list at least FIVE things that staff did wrong. You will get 100 points for each correct response. We will allow extra time for you to respond.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/kwh9rWcARLJaUKW96


The behavior wasn't unsafe- being obnoxious is a constitutional right

Communication- Staff weren't really sure what the other was doing

We DON'T say LOSING YOUR POINTS- they are choosing not to earn their points, we don't take things away

Why were they arguing with the student? Was that a threat they made to him?

How about that escort.... Fist of all, escort was not necessary as the behavior wasn't unsafe. Second of all, how about that ratio? Angel is a foot taller than Brittney and Alex.

500

BIP

What is Behavior Intervention Plan

Plan for addressing the behavior in question, how staff should respond to the target behavior, what we want to reinforce instead of the target behavior, etc.

500

DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!

What is he doing to her behavior?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JA96Fba-WHk&feature=youtu.be

What is Shaping

Shaping is reinforcing successive approximations to the target behavior. 

500

What are the 7 Dimensions of ABA?

*Hint: GET A CAB or BATCAGE

Each letter stands for a dimension.

100 points awarded per dimension...700 point question!!

What is:

Behavioral

Applied

Technological

Conceptionally Systematic

Analytical

Generality

Effective

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