Behavior versus...
Michael leaves the classroom every time he is presented with academics. Everytime he gets upset and leaves he apologizes. He does not have an learning issues.
What could be attentional issues?
Ari struggles when it is time to shut her computer off
What is cognitive flexibility?
Running and eloping from class
What is that the student is overwhelmed, can't sit in the class, may have sensory processing, did not sleep last night, may have learned that this gets him out of work, or the student may have a disability
ADHD
what is meds/behavioral intervention/parent training
A general term for situations or events that are threatening or difficult, but not necessarily life-threatening. Examples include poverty, bullying, or a physical injury
Every time Cam does not get what he wants in class he screams. Typically he will stop when something changes in the class to an activity that he likes.
What is behavior?
All of the students are playing a game but Patrick struggles to understand the banter while they play and becomes upset and runs off
What is social awareness/thinking
Poor Grades
Wjha tis student may have a learning issues, student has ongoing adversity, student is using substances, student has an underlying disability like adhd, anxiety or other MH issue or student has learned that grades are not important
Adversity
What is Caring Supportive Adult? depends on the adversity what that adult can do for the youth
Lagging Skills
Deficits in the areas of language,executive functioning, Emotion regulation, social thinking/awareness, and cognitive flexibility lead to challenging behavior as the demands from the environment
Gabe becomes stuck when he does not agree with his peers. Sometimes this leads to an increase in behavior that is disruptive to the classroom
What is ASD, lagging skills , ADHD
Patrick tends to have big reactions to small struggles by crying and yelling
What is emotion Regulation?
Swearing/Inappropriate language
Anxiety
What is CBT and possible meds?
ADHD
what is a neurological/neurodevelopmental diagnosis whose symptoms include inattention, impulsivity and hyperactivity.
Jill has had support for writing in the past but this has been removed as it was determined she does not have a disability. Every time there is a writing prompt she needs a break, is disruptive, or shuts down
what is anxiety, lagging skills,
Kayden gets upset becaus ehe is always the last student to finish his work He takes alot longer to get his supplies, start his writing and overall complete the task
What is executive functioning?
Truancy
what is student has ongoing adversity, student just doesn't like school, student is struggling with learning, student is struggling with peers, student is struggling to sleep, student has anxiety or another mental health issue
Executive Functioning
What is teach organization, flexible thinking, problem solving skills, and emotion regulation skills?
Trauma
An extreme event that threatens a person's physical or emotional safety, and can cause intense fear or helplessness. Examples include being the victim of a terrorist attack, surviving a natural disaster, or experiencing rape
John is sleeping between three homes, does not always have clean clothes and mother was just released from jail. He has been missing school more often and not completing any schoolwork
what is situational adversity
Chloe interrupts every conversation and does not like to let other students speak
What is communication/language?
Aggression
What is student struggles with emotion regulation, student has ongoing adversity, student struggling with underlying anxiety or mood, student hasn't been able to sleep, student has a learning issue , student is having peer issues,
ASD
What is teach social thinking/awareness, emotion regulation, and cognitive flexibility and ABA
ACE
Adverse Childhood Experience