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Positive Reinforcement- Punch Card Behavior Intervention.- Lifetime Updates

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Description Research shows that providing students with ratio of 4 positive interactions to every 1 negative interaction will increase positive student behavior. Punch cards are one easy way to reinforce your students in a positive way that will not disrupt instruction. They will reinforce behaviors you want to see and reward students for their positive choices. I believe in Data driven instruction and intervention so any tools and resources I make will always include data tracking tools. Thi

PreK - 12th

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Attendance Tracker Charts for Attendance Incentives Printable Calendars

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Counselor Station

Use monthly attendance tracker charts with elementary students who have chronic tardies, absences, high truancy rates, school anxiety, or separation anxiety. The 28-page download includes instructions and two sets of printable undated monthly calendars in one PDF document. The calendar is undated and can be adapted from year to year after initial purchase. A space for writing in the number of days is included, along with a second set of the calendars for customizing a goal statement. For use: A

PreK - 4th

School Counseling

RtI Behavior Ancedotal Notes Printables | RtI Documentation | RtI Behavior

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Down River Resources

If you have a disruptive child you have to show your administrator that you are intervening to prevent the behaviors from occurring. Often times, you are asked by a school counselor about the patterns of behavior that a child is displaying. You have to understand what is happening before the behaviors are displayed and how you as a teacher are handling them. There is no better way that back to the basics: A, B, C. A- Antecedent- what happened before (which could lead to the problem)? B- Behavi

PreK - 12th

Daily Communication Log for Special Education Classroom Editable

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Elizabeth Eckel

This is the editable version of my daily communication log for special education. I add this into a folder each day to communication with parents of special needs children.

PreK - 12th