Behavior Charts
Considering that everything is data driven, we thought we would give you a few examples of charts that can be used to monitor targeted behaviors. The data that you receive is good to share with parents, students, administrators, and SIT teams.
Important considerations:
*Limit number of targeted behaviors
*Start with the behavior that is driving you "crazy"
*Define the behavior in measurable terms: instead of saying "on task", say "eyes on work, followed along in book, eyes on speaker, produced work"
*Collect a count of targeted behavior prior to intervention (baseline)
*Determine meaningful rewards that will shape the desired behavior
*Explain the chart to the student, parents, and all involved staff
*Consistently collect data for at least 3-4 weeks
We tried to include at least 1 appropriate chart for each level (elementary, middle, high). All but two of these can be saved and modified to suit your specific needs...
CHARTS:
Intermediate tally chart
Quarterly data collection chart
Primary daily behavior chart
Scatterplot
Self-monitoring work completion chart
Work completion form (daily)
Work completion form (weekly)
Tally chart
Focus chart
Focus chart 2
Paying attention chart
Behavior chart, all grades
Organizing check list
Behavior chart, Star Wars
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