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Recommended Practices

Challenging Behaviors are Teachable Moments. On the index card provided, rate your agreement with this statement. Then write a brief statement explaining why you rated the statement as you did.

Recommended Practices Systematic teaching of social skills Family-centered collaborative services Inclusive Programming Developmentally appropriate environment Comprehensive behavior intervention Analysis of child’s behavior

Inclusive Programming Placing children with special needs in settings with peers Providing supports for all children Ensuring the success of all children

Developmentally Appropriate Environment A Developmentally Appropriate Environment: Clearly defined interest areas Quiet and noisy areas separated Interest areas arranged to discourage running Attractive and logical display of materials Materials and shelves labeled Duplicate toys

Family-Centered Collaborative Services Regular communication Value family input Consult with other professionals

Systematic Teaching of Social Skills Identify target social skills Provide intervention Monitor progress

Analysis of Child’s Behavior Analyze events surrounding the behavior Determine the function of the behavior Select strategies

Comprehensive Behavior Intervention Multiple Intervention Strategies Prevent Teach Respond

Comprehensive Behavior Intervention Multiple Intervention Strategies Collaboration with parents Collaboration with other service providers

General Principles of Behavior Intervention Reinforce positive behavior Prevent the behavior the behavior Encouraging alternative behaviors Provide a variety of behaviors Determine communicative intent Reduce Incorporate multi-element intervention strategies Be consistent Document

Activity Recommended Practices Quiz