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MTTC CI

Behavioral & Crisis Support

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Common behavior issues include... emotional outbursts, inattention & inability to focus, impulsivity, aggression, abusive language, oppositional defiance, lying or stealing, and threatening adults or peers
antecedents the actions or events that occur before the behavior occurs; what triggers the student?
behavior the undesirable action that occurs as the result of the antecedent
consequences what happens immediately after the behavior occurs; can be natural or enforced
Norm-referenced scales that address the needs of of students with EDs who are referred to special ed; used in determining a student's SPED eligibility, also in addressing undesirable behaviors demonstrated by students with other disorders in SPED behavior rating scales
A process that involves increasing the possibility of a desired behavior occurring; the goal is for the desired behavior to continue occurring in the future reinforcement
reinforcement that works by providing a desired reward for a desired behavior positive reinforcement
reinforcement where the aversive stimulus is removed to enforce desired behavior; should not be seen as punishment because it's not decreasing the desired behavior, it's instead used as a reward negative reinforcement
PBIS; these specific plans are implemented into classrooms or schoolwide to encourage specific, positive outcomes in groups of students with and without disabilities; goal is to teach students appropriate behavior as if it were also academics positive behavioral intervention & support
aka FBA; a formal process used to examine student behavior; goal is to identify what's causing a specific behavior and evaluate how the behavior is affecting the student's educational performance functional behavior assessment
intervention plans based on FBAs that includes introducing the student to actions or processes that are incompatible with the problem behavior behavior intervention plan (BIP)
intervention plans that are implemented to help students avoid the behavior before occurring; the goal is to keep them functioning appropriately in their environments by removing/ being aware of possible behavior triggers before becoming a safety concern crisis intervention plan (CIP)
Created by: jmeeker
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