The principles of normalization, fairness, and respect.
What are the foundations for behavior management?
100
token economy
teacher control
100
Anxiety, Mood, Conduct, Attention, (There are others).
What are specific types of Behavior disorders?
100
A. Time sampling is a form of…
Q. What is a form of data collection?
200
A. Can be classified as tangible or primary (food, drinks, or tokens) social or secondary (praiseor smiles) Negative or positive.
What are rein forcers?
200
Self management rules
What is Student self-control?
200
The Mandt System, Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI)
What are Crisis Prevention Programs?
200
A. A team designed document, reviewed at least annually that describes individualized educational and related services, programming, and benchmarks for students with identified disabilities.
Q. What is an IEP?
300
A. Developmental and Constructivist ,biobehavorial , ecological, behavioral
Q. what are models of human behavior ?
300
Interactive lessons
What is teacher control
300
Rate, Duration, latency, Topography, Force (Intensity) Locus?
What are dimensions of behavior?
300
A. Public Law 107-110 an effort to close achievement gaps.
Q. What is NCLB?
400
A. Answers the question is the student learning what is being taught?
What is curriculum- based measurement?
400
Interactive lesson
teacher control
400
Modeling, Role playing, Performance Feedback, Transfer Training
What are components of a lesson?
400
A. Quantitative data collected on the target behavior before behavior change intervention is implemented.
Q. What is baseline data?
500
A. This begins with working together as equal partners with shared vision, goals and principles.
What is collaboration?
500
Dimensions of behavior?
students out of control
500
A. Child Find, FAPE, IEP, Unbiased Assessment, Due Process, LRE