Disruption
The student may:
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Speak out of turn, blurt out
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Make inappropriate or humorous comments at inappropriate times
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Try to engage others while they are working
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Drop things, laugh, or makes noises on purpose
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Claim to not know what is going on
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Bother other students
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Out of seat, walking around class, getting drinks, sharpening pencil, etc
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Impulsive
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Over socializing
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Asking frequent and obvious questions
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Find fault with everything others say
Intervention Strategies
Tier 1
-Acknowledging positive behavior Description
-Avoid power struggle Description
-Card Flip Description
-Ignore Description
-Praise when cooperative and well behaved Description
-Redirection Description
-Speak with student in hallway Description
-Start commands Description
-Take a Break Description
-Talk to parent Description
-Teach conflict resolution skills Description
-Teach coping skills Description
-Teach relationship skills Description
-Teach relaxation techniques Description
-Teach Social Skills Description
- Use calm, natural tone Description
Tier 2
-Alternative to Suspension Description
-Behavior Contracts Description
-Structured Breaks Description
-Check in/Check out Description
-Classroom management Support Description
-Counselor Referral Description
-Daily Behavior Form Description
-Forced Choice Reinforcement Survey Description
-Individual and visual schedules Description
-Mentoring Description
-Non-verbal Cues and Signals Description
-Organizational Tools Description
-Peer tutoring Description
-Response to intervention Description
-Rewards System Description
-Self monitoring Description
-Sensory tools Description
-Social Stories Description
-Teach conflict resolution skills Description
-Teach Coping skills Description
-Teach relationship skills Description
-Teach Relaxation Techniques Description
-Teach Social Skills Description
-The Praise Game Description
Tier 3
-Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) Gen ED students Description
-Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) SPED students Description
-Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) Gen ED students Description
-Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) SPED students Description
-Collaboration with Student’s Physician and/or mental health provider Description
-No Passing Time Description
-Seclusion and Restraint Description
-Time Out (Structured Time Out) Description
Possible Consequences
Tier 1
-Student is redirected
-Warning
-Student is placed in a different spot in the room
-Loss of privileges (example: Ipad)
-Reflection sheet
Tier 2
-Phone call home
-Detention/loss of recess
-Student is sent to buddy class to reflect
-Positive reinforcement system (Example: Time card & Sticker chart)
-Community service
Tier 3
-Behavior chart
-Restorative practice
-Parent shadow
-Formal Behavior plan
-Behavior Contract
-In-house suspension
-Suspension
-Expulsion