Definitions
In the school setting, the teacher typically responsible for the implementation of in-class or playground interventions.
What is a consultee?
The "A" in the ABC's of analyzing behavior.
What is antecedent?
What are Interviews?
Most consultation models applied in the school setting have a strong base in the __________ consultation tradition.
What is Behavioral?
The group of professionals responsible for planning the next steps after school for a student with disabilities.
What is a Transition Planning Team?
A process that "involves professionals collaborating to use information to plan academic or behavioral treatments."
What is Consultation?
The first step in the problem solving interview.
What is Problem Identification?
The main goal of mental health consultation is to increase the capacity of the ______________
What is Consultee?
A functional consultation model with a focus on both content and process.
What is Instructional Consultation?
What is a paraprofessional?
What IEP stands for.
What is Individualized Education Program?
The type of definition required to accurately describe a problem behavior.
What is Operational Definition?
The emphasis on feelings and their effects on interpersonal relationships is in stark contrast to the beliefs of this model.
What is The Behavioral Model?
A consultation model that combines ecological systems theory with behaviorism, based on the Bronfenbrenner's ideologies.
What is Ecobehavioral Consultation?
What PCL stands for in the context of consultation.
A person well versed in consultation strategies and knowledgeable of assessments and interventions.
Who is a Consultant?
The stage of the Behavioral Model that the consultant dives into the nature of the problem by observing the problem or conducting an FBA.
What is problem analysis?
Knowledge, Skill, Confidence, and Objectivity are the four _________ of consults.
What are Lacks?
An indirect service-delivery model that builds on positive parent-teacher relationships, integrates structured data-based problem solving and collaboration, and implements evidence-based interventions across home and school settings.
What is Conjoint Behavioral Consultation?
The most common method of Co Teaching.
What is the One Teach, One Assist method?
Consequences that increase the likelihood of a behavior occurring.
What are positive and negative reinforcement?
The effects of a behavior on a student, that may be reinforcing, neutral or adverse.
What are Consequences?
Who is Gerald Caplan?
A Consultation model that emphasizes the consultant-consulted relationship as the primary vehicle by which problem solving occurs.
What is Consultee-Centered Consultation?
The 4 roles of a school-based consultant.
What are, Information Delivery, Coordination/facilitation/coaching, Indirect service provision, and Assessment?