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Identifying and Monitoring a Target Behavior for Intensive Intervention
The Learning Resources portion of this CEM contains five parts:
- Introduction
- Universal Behavioral Interventions
- Supplemental Behavioral Interventions
- Identifying and Monitoring a Target Behavior for Intensive Intervention
- Intensive Intervention
Each portion has a downloads section that contains all the necessary materials to utilize that portion. These materials were developed to be used in a class or professional development setting. You can also follow the links in the text below to download the necessary files.
Part 4: Identifying and Monitoring a Target Behavior for Intensive Intervention.
This part introduces participants to techniques to identify and monitor target student behaviors over time as part of the process for implementing intensive behavioral interventions for non-responding students (i.e., those who do not respond to supplemental behavioral interventions). It introduces the concept of data-based individualization (DBI), a systematic method for using data to determine when and how to intensify behavioral interventions. Part 4 describes evidence-based strategies for gathering information on the behavior of non-responding students, identifying target behaviors for these students, and monitoring these students’ progress in improving their behavior after they receive individualized intensive behavioral interventions. This is part 4 of a 5 part Course Enhancement Module Learning Resource section. It can be used in whole or in part. A teacher or professional development practitioner can use the PowerPoint Presentation in conjunction with the Facilitation Guide in a course or PD session. Aside from the Powerpoint, students will need:
- Handout 9: Target Behavior Questionnaire
- Handout 10: ABC Anecdotal Report
- Handout 11: ABC Checklist
- Handout 12: Direct Behavior Rating Individualization Form
