Classroom Management
Sharing interests, providing positive reinforcement and conducting preference assessments are all ways of ....
Building student rapport
Behavior strategies that take place BEFORE a behavior occurs
Antecedent and/or proactive strategies
How often do IEP meetings need to be held to update the students program?
Yearly.
You request a meeting with the BCBA to discuss behavior concerns within the classroom. When it is appropriate to discuss those concerns?
At a scheduled consult when the student or peers are not present
Name all 3 AP's in the district (first and last name)
Jen Collins - Taft
Dan Roy - WIS
Matt Bertrand - UHS
Name 1 of the 3 key characteristics of classroom rules
What is proximity ?
Moving closer or further away from a student based on their behavior.
Parents must give this before an IEP evaluation can take place
Consent
True or False: It is socially appropriate to hold hands with a middle or high school student in the hallway who has no physical limitations.
False
Which ABA/Para has the most seniority in the district?
Laura Burgess! - Hired 1990!
Name a strategy to increase student engagement in the classroom
choral responding, use of technology, hands on activities
The purpose is reason behind ones behavior
Function
If a student receives services from a SLP 2x30 in the B grid - explain what that means..
A SLP will go into the general education classroom twice per cycle to work on predetermined goals.
Never
Who was the Superintendent of Uxbridge Public Schools in April 2021?
Dr. Tiano
This strategy reinforces desired behavior by acknowledging a group or individual publicly for their desired behavior
Behavior specific praise
A student who engages in behavior to make their peers laugh, engages loud tapping on their desk until their called on and/or yells across the room to get their wants/needs met is most maintained by which function?
Attention.
What is transition planning?
This is a process to help students with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) decide what they want to do after high school. It also helps them figure out how to get there. The purpose is to help teens prepare to be independent young adults.
A student has a BSP and a daily data sheet that has been reviewed and implemented. How often should data collection occur?
Minimum of daily
The number of students currently enrolled in UPS (closest wins)
1693
Eye contact, gestures, body proximity, body language are all examples of non-verbal prompts. Give an example of when one could be used in the classroom affectively.
Answers vary....
A replacement behavior for a student who rips up undesired work and/or walks out of class upon the presentation of a academic demand is.....
Break card, functional communication training, asking for help.
There are 4 components to every the service delivery grid on a students IEP. What are they?
Type of service (e.g., reading support, occupational therapy)
Provider (e.g., special education teacher, OT)
Frequency and duration (e.g., 3x/week for 30 minutes)
Location (e.g., general ed classroom, therapy room)
You have concerns regarding the services your student is or is not receiving. Who should these concerns be brought to?
Liaison
What year did Uxbridge open the doors to their first public education building (closest wins)?
1797