SOAR
Science of Behavior
Guide Me
Matrix Knowledge
Misc.
100

What does the S mean in SOAR

Self-Control

100

T or F
Students are not born with bad behaviors

T

100

Staff will ______ expectations

Model

100

2 Parts
Face ______ in line. This is used in which location?

Front : Hallway

100

Explain Explicit

Stated or shown in a clear, exact, and open way, leaving no room for confusion, doubt, or hidden meaning.

200

What does O stand for in SOAR

On-Task

200

T or F
When only given aversive consequences, students do not learn better ways of behaving. 

True

200

Staff will _______ engage with students 

Positively

200
2 Parts

Use all _________ properly. This is for which location?

Equipment : Outside

200

Once you have developed school-wide expectations, it is not enough to just post the words on the walls, you must _____ ______.

Teach Them

300

What does A stand for in SOAR

Achievement 

300

T or F

Students must non-directly be taught expected behaviors to learn better ways of behaving

False

300

Staff will _______ supervise

Actively

300

2 Parts
While in the meal area, students must wait ________ while in the meal area. This is for which aspect of SOAR?

Patiently : Self Control

300

In the video "piano staircase", what was noticed about the changing behavior?

The addition of the piano staircase led more people to use the stairs than when they were simply stairs. 
400

What does R stand for in SOAR

Respect

400

T or F
To retain new behaviors, students must be given specific positive feedback and opportunities to practice in different environments where behaviors should be used 

True

400

_____ students as needed

Help

400

2 Parts
While in the _________, students must be prepared to _________ their needs. 

Office : Communicate

400

Give an example of Pro-Social Skills

If it's not yours, don't worry about it
vs
Throw paper in the recycling bin even if it isn't yours

500

Name all 4 aspects of SOAR

Self Control
On Task
Achievement
Respect

500

Name one of the teachings of Science of Behaviors

Students are not born with bad behaviors

Students do not learn better ways of behaving when only given aversive consequences

Students must be directly taught the expected behavior

To retain new behaviors, students must be given specific, positive feedback and opportunities to practice in variety of settings where the behaviors should be used

500

What is the Guide me section in the matrix for?

To assist and "guide" teachers and staff to effectively promote positive and desired behaviors?

500

3 Parts
Using good _______ and keeping the facilities _______ are useful when in what location?

hygiene : clean : bathroom

500

Name 2 of the 4 common language expectations

- Broadly stated and easy to remember

- 3-5 positively stated behaviors

- Consistent with school's mission statement

- Expected of all staff / students