Behavioral Assessment
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Behavior Assessment
Provide a detailed overview of a student's current behavior that needs to be changed in order to improve the learning environment.
The primary aspect of Paulo Miguels behavior that needs to be changed is his willingness to come to school. For the majority of the semester he has demonstrated a marked unwillingness to participate in the first grade classroom. During most of this semester his father has had to walk him into the class, because he refuses to come by himself. He will first cry and then yell at his father in order to dissuade the latter from making him come to school. This entire process is a huge distraction for the other children who willingly come to school to learn. Once Paulo actually comes in the classroom and his father leaves, he participates. Still, the disruption of seeing him crying and yelling is not conducive to the overall learning atmosphere. Some of the other children become antsy while he is carrying on. Still others take the opportunity to seize some of his lack of cooperation and balk at doing their tasks. I have spoken with Paolos father many times about his behavior and the distraction it presents for my classroom overall.
Identify the outcomes for the student's behavior change, including the rationale for the change, the behavior goal, and the replacement behavior.
The most desirable outcome for the students behavior change is for him to willingly come into the classroom. I want him to walk in and take his place at his desk the same way all the other students do, so that he is not a distraction. The projected outcome is to have him more reserved and focused on understanding his lessons as soon as class begins, so he can help maximize the learning potential of all the students. Ultimately, the rationale for the change is that if Paolo demonstrates a willingness to participate in class without first attempting to not go to school, he will improve the overall atmosphere of the classroom. He will make it much more attuned towards learning and exploration as opposed to rebelliousness and discord. The behavior goal is for Paolo to enter the classroom in an orderly fashion, much the way the other children do. The replacement behavior includes a friendly farewell to Paolos father, a prompt seat...
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Provide a detailed overview of a student's current behavior that needs to be changed in order to improve the learning environment.
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Does not provide a detailed overview of a student's current behavior that needs to be changed in order to improve the learning environment.
Identifies a student's current behavior that needs to be changed in order to improve the learning environment, but lacks adequate detail.
Provide a detailed overview of a student's current behavior that needs to be changed in order to improve the learning environment.
Provides a detailed overview of a student's current behavior that needs to be changed in order to improve the learning environment, including specific examples and quality details of the students current behavior.
Identify the outcomes for the student's behavior change, including the rationale for the change, the behavior goal, and the replacement behavior.
30%
Does not identify the outcomes for the student's behavior change.
Lists the outcomes for the student's behavior change, but lacks adequate detail.
Identifies the outcomes for the student's behavior change, including the rationale for the change, the behavior goal, and the replacement behavior.
Identifies the outcomes for the student's behavior change, including the rationale for the change, the behavior goal, and the replacement behavior, including a rich description of what the outcomes mean for the student and the learning environment.
Develop intervention procedures to implement in order to change the identified behavior.
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Does not develop intervention procedures to implement in order to change the identified behavior.
Lists intervention procedures to implement in order to change the identified behavior, but lacks adequate detail.
Develops intervention procedures to implement in order to change the identified behavior.
Develops intervention procedures to implement in order to change the identified behavior, including specific examples and high-quality…
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