- Functional assessment summary
- Three types of assessment strategies
- Based on the student's characteristics
- Goal of functional assessment
- Linking functional assessment with behavioral support strategies
- Address student's social network
- Shared ownership of problem
- Identify patterns across
- Multiple sources
- Direct and indirect methods
- Building a hypothesis statement
- Setting events
- Antecedents
- Problem behaviors
- Maintaining consequences
- Creating a behavioral support plan
- Problem solving approach
- Setting event interventions
- Types of setting events
- Social
- Environmental
- Physiological
- Setting event interventions
- Minimize likelihood
- Change environment
- Introduce preferred activities
- Antecedent interventions
- Make problem behavior irrelevant
- Change environment
- Teaching new skills
- Replace problem behavior
- Teaching communication skills
- Social and coping skills
- Consequence interventions
- Increase reinforcement for appropriate behavior
- Decrease reinforcement for problem behavior
- Important issues in behavioral support
- Written plan includes
- Clear definitions of behavior
- Summary of functional assessment
- Intervention strategies
- Script of problem behaviors
- Evaluation and monitoring
- Principles of behavior
- Contextual fit
- Consistent with values
- Consistent with skills
- Adequate resources available
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