Terms
What term defines the group of people that may include the student, the student's parents or guardian, representatives of general and special education, representatives of therapies in the student's educational program, and the school psychologist or counselor?
What is: the team
What does a behavioral objective describe?
What is: the behavior that should result from instruction.
This person must be given the opportunity to provide input and voice opinions regarding the student
What is: the parent/guardian?
Minimum standards student needs to achieve
What is: criteria?
By April 2019
What is: the first part of a behavioral objective?
What is the term for refining broad generalizations into specific, observable, and measurable behaviors?
What is: pinpointing behavior.
What are the two main purposes for writing behavioral objectives?
What is: to clarify goals and to clearly state a target for instruction.
The two important pieces that must be included to be considered a goal
What are: observable and measurable?
Precise objective that describes a behavior as observable, measurable, and repeatable
What is: target behavior?
With 80% accuracy (example: 8 out of 10 problems)
What is: the criterion?
Put these terms in chronological order:
Educational Goals
Behavioral Objectives
Pinpointing Behavior
What is:
Pinpointing Behavior > Educational Goals > Behavioral Objectives.
In order to communicate all necessary information and provide a basis for evaluation, a complete behavioral objective should do what 4 things?
What is:
Identify a learner
Identify the target behavior
Identify the conditions of intervention
Identify criteria for acceptable performance
Areas that may be included when a student's team is preparing goals
What are: evaluations?
Helps insure all aspects are consistently reproduced
What are: the conditions?
85% accuracy for 3 our of 4 days
What is: opportunities of a behavioral objective?