When a skill is taught in multiple, different
settings with a number of different persons
What is training multiple exemplars?
What are Tiers 1, 2, and 3?
When students are on-task and following rules
What is calm?
The most effective models of co-teaching
What are team teaching, parallel teaching, and station teaching?
The functions of unwanted behavior
What are escape/avoidance and access?
The generalization strategy that involves uses the same stimuli in the teaching setting as the general setting. For example, when a special education teacher uses the same materials to teach math that the student will need to use in the general education math classroom (same book, calculator, ruler, number line, etc.)
What is programming common stimuli?
This principle of UDL involves sharing information in more ways than images and text alone
What is representation?
When a student appears on edge
What is agitation?
The model of co-teaching that is traditionally over-relied on but is the least effective
What is one teach, one support?
The event immediately after a behavior
What is consequence?
When students are taught to monitor and
report their own generalization of appropriate behavior.
What is mediating generalization?
This principle of UDL involves approaches that allow students to share their learning in multiple ways
What is action/expression?
When a student is looking for trouble or someone to engage in trouble with
This model of co-teaching involves breaking students into groups of 1-5 who then move through different activities.
What is station teaching?
The event immediately before a behavior
What is a antecedent?
My team and I have used clip charts for years to
improve behavior and we all have seen it work,
it doesn’t matter what the research saysThe type of fidelity that involves delivery of intervention using techniques, processes, or steps
What is confirmation bias?
This UDL principle involves allowing students to learn with and from one another
What is engagement?
When severe behaviors are occurring
What is peak?
My team and I have used clip charts for years to
improve behavior and we all have seen it work,
it doesn’t matter what the research saysThe type of fidelity that involves delivery of intervention using techniques, processes, or steps
What is confirmation bias?
Behaviors such as displaying aggression and arguing are examples of
What are externalizing behaviors?
Based on my professor’s experience, the clip
chart works
What is appeal to authority?
To improve and optimize teaching and learning for all students
What is the goal of UDL?
When a student appears confused or sullen
What is de-escalation?
Based on my professor’s experience, the clip
chart works
What is appeal to authority?
A strategy that includes using a consistent instructional routine with clear description of the new content, a demonstration, and multiple examples for practice
What is explicit instruction?