Module 3: PBSP Writing.  The Positive Behavior Support Plan ◦ identifies the ANTECENDENTS of the targeted behavior ◦ Identifies the CONSEQUENCES maintaining.

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Module 3: PBSP Writing

 The Positive Behavior Support Plan ◦ identifies the ANTECENDENTS of the targeted behavior ◦ Identifies the CONSEQUENCES maintaining the behavior of concern ◦ Identifies the perceived FUNCTION of the behavior of concern

 Factors that influence the initiation of a targeted behavior of concern  Can be influenced by persons, setting events, task requirements/, sensenory stimulation Can be viewed as both positive and negative influences

 Teacher directive  Perceived view/opinion of others  Time of day  Verbal demands

Factors that predict likelihood of a targeted behavior reoccurring Can be viewed as both negative and positive consequences

 While not all behaviors can be eliminated, teaching of alternate, preferred behaviors is the ultimate goal  Requires direct teaching for the explicit demonstration of preferred behavior

 Consequences determined for when the student engages in the targeted preferred behavior  Reinforcers need to be student centered/student specific ◦ Related to availability, consistency, and location for implementation of behavior plan

 Student Specific  Driven by Data  Consistently Evaluated to determine effectiveness  Linked to promoting academic achievement  Implemented by ALL team members