Behaviorally Balanced

How do you know if your classroom behavior management plan worked? Take data! Data is your friend. Utilize this positive behavior whole class data tracker to keep track of which students reached their positive behavior goals. The positive behavior goals listed in this document are the following: Finished their workRespectful to their teacherRespectful to othersKept their hands to themselvesStayed in their seat/designated areaFollowed directionsThis resource has TWO data tracking sheets on each p

Whenever staff, administrators, therapists or collaborating therapists observe a client or a classroom group, there is always so much to share in such a short amount of time! Utilize this template to document: Classroom/client observationsAny pertinent information shared by educatorsEducator interview notesRecommendations moving forwardThis template offers a straightforward easy way to share your observations and recommendations with educators.

Enjoy our FREE introductory guide to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and the scientific approach to evaluating and changing behavior for the better. This is a free sample of the full introductory guide. ABA stands for Applied Behavior Analysis. This is a scientific approach to evaluating and changing behavior. A focus is put on promoting meaningful change in a person's life by increasing socially significant behaviors and decreasing challenging behaviors. This approach focuses on behavior analy

This template can be utilized as: ABA session notesTherapy logChildcare/preschool home notesNotes from the paraprofessionals

Autism, or autism spectrum disorder (ASD), is a developmental disorder that can vary drastically in severity. ASD can impact how a person communicates, learns, and interacts with others. There is not just one type of autism. Instead, there are different subtypes. These subtypes occur because of a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Because ASD is a spectrum disorder, each person with autism has different strengths and challenges on this wide spectrum. Currently, the Centers for Di