I use this behavior sheet with students who have behavior goals in special education. They monitor their behavior with an adult and earn iPad time. This behavior sheet is used for positive reinforcement.
I fill this document out for each of my students and take this with me to their parent-teacher conference. This is especially nice if we run out of time and don't have a chance to discuss what I have observed in the special education setting.
This schedule/behavior plan allows for the student to self-montior their behavior and independently follow a schedule. Both digital and analog times are included to assist students who do not tell time independently.
I have my students progress monitor their reading levels. I keep this document in their data binder. They love being able to track their own reading progress!
I have my students set their own goals for subtraction fluency. They keep track of their progress using this sheet. They love seeing their progress!
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Experience
I just began my 12th year of teaching special education!
Teaching style
Humor is an effective way to grab student attention, build trusting relationships and teach students that learning does not always have to be serious.
My own education history
I graduated from University of Northern Iowa with a degree in Elementary Education and Special Education: K-12. I finished all but an internship in a master's for Vocational Rehabilitation and an emphasis in rehabilitation counseling.
Additional biographical information
I have three wonderful children and an amazing husband. They keep me grounded and remind me that family always goes first no matter how much I love my job as a teacher.
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