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TERTIARY SUPPORTS: SELF MANAGEMENT

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Tertiary Supports: Self Management. How do we get unstuck?. Self Management. Alex: Getting Ready to Go Home. Put my chair on the desk __. 2. Get my coat ___. 3. Get my backpack __. _. 4. Line up ___. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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TERTIARY SUPPORTS:

SELF MANAGEMENT

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HOW DO WE GET UNSTUCK?

Teaching Independence and Self Management

Shift behavior management responsibility from teacher

to student

Self management training is a pivotal skill

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SELF MANAGEMENTDiscriminate between appropriate and inappropriate behavior

Evaluate and monitor own behavior

Reinforce own behavior

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Alex: Getting Ready to Go Home

1. Put my chair on the desk __

2. Get my coat ___

_3. Get my backpack __

4. Line up ___

I did it!!! Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri

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Academic Social Adaptive Play/LeisureProfile A Follow a work schedule

independently (a minimum of 2 tasks)

Follow a visual cue to ask for a break up to 3 times per 15 minute activity

Complete handwashing routine independently

Follow a play schedule independently (a minimum of 2 tasks)

Profile B Follow a work schedule independently ( a minimum of 4 tasks)

Follow a visual cue to identify and use calming strategies

Follow visual cue to hold scissors and cut

Follow a leisure schedule independently (a minimum of 2 tasks)

Profile C Independently complete work activity/task within a specified time frame and with 2 or less adult prompts

Follow a visual cue to take turns during a game with peers

Follow a visual cue to identify and use calming strategies

Follow visual cue to initiate and engage in social activity with peer

Profile D Independently complete work activity/task within a specified time frame and with 1 or less adult prompts

Follow a visual cue to initiate and maintain conversations with adults and peers

Follow a visual cue to attend to whole group discussion/lesson

Follow a schedule to independently engage in a rotation of highly preferred and less preferred activities

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INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES

Self-Directed Learning Strategi

es

Antecedent cue

regulation

Self-monitoring

Self-evaluatio

n

Self-reinforce

ment

Self-Instructio

n

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INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES: ANTECEDENT CUE REGULATION

The use of visual or auditory prompts to assist a student in performing a target behavior

Seldom used in isolation when teaching self management (i.e. modeling, reinforcement may be needed)

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WHAT WILL I DO TODAY?

1. Art -draw a picture -paint 2. Legos -build a robot 3. Computer -play toy story game 4. Puzzle

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1. tap shoulder 2. say name 3. give them a toy

OR say, “Can I play?”

3. you and your friend feel happy!

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Video Example: Auditory

• ..\My Documents\My Videos\Independence videos\Discrete Trial Brian R Home Program Wash Hands with Tape.mpg

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IN GROUPS List the examples of antecedent-cue

regulation that you use?

BE CREATIVE!

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INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES: SELF-MONITORING

Involves a student observing whether or not they have performed the target behavior

1. Put my chair on my desk _____

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Listening to my Teachers•

My body and face are turned toward teacher •

I am not talking when the teacher is talking•

I am not fidgeting with clothes or drawing

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IN GROUPS List different examples of self-

monitoring that you experience in your world

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INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES: SELF-INSTRUCTION

Involves a student providing instruction (usually verbal) around the steps to perform a task of solve a problem

Arms straightKnees bentPull back

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Identify a problem

State the solution

Evaluate the action

Deliver reinforcement

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Does I come before e in _______? “I before e except after c or sounded in

eigh as neighbor and weigh.” Word is spelled correctly

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INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES: SELF-EVALUATION

Requires a student to compare their performance of a target behavior with a set of criteria

Alex needs to complete 4 steps and marks them off

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Mr. Franks is talking. He is talking about:_______________

Three words I need to listen for are:1. 2.3.

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Weekly Progress Chart Student: J onah Date: 3- 10- 3- 14- 05 Teacher: Mr. Sive Class: 4th grade Student Goals Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Total Goal: I will join peers in play at recess (ask to play and participate f or at least 2 minutes) 1 2 3 Seldom/Never Sometimes Usually/Always

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Goal: I will complete tasks by myself (with no more than 1 prompt f rom adult) 1 2 3 Seldom/Never Sometimes Usually/Always

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Goal: I will greet my f riends throughout the school day (at least 5 a day) 1 2 3 Seldom/Never Sometimes Usually/Always

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Goal: 1 2 3 Seldom/Never Sometimes Usually/Always

Key: 1 Seldom/Never: Student does not engage in target/goal behavior or only engages in behavior a low

percentage of the time (i.e. if goal is to greet peers at least 5 times daily, student may greet peers once per day)

2 Sometimes: Student engages in target/goal behavior occasionally, but not consistently (i.e. if goal is to complete tasks independently 9 out of 10 times—90%, student does so about 5 out of 10 times-50% of the time)

3 Usually/Always: Student engages in target/goal behavior most or all of the time (i.e. if goal is to respond to initiations from peers 9 out of 10 times-90%, student does so at least 90% of the time)

Total Column: Teacher can determine if how many points the student needs to earn to gain access to a motivating item/activity (i.e. 10+ points equals 20 minutes on computer at end of week)

Adapted from Classroom Behavior Report Card Resource Book, Jim Write http://www.interventioncentral.org

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IN GROUPS Come up with 4 examples in which you

have used or seen “Self-Evaluation”

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INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES: SELF-REINFORCEMENT

Student accesses their own rewards or consequencesI did it!!! Mon Tue Wed Thur

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What •What skill are you teaching?

How •How will you teach it?

Know

•How will you know when it has been learned?

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THE HOW IS IMPORTANT: PROMPT SCHEDULE

What level does the student need to get the answer right?What is your hierarchy to fade the prompt (full physical, gesture, natural cue)

Decision rule needed (i.e. 3 prompts at each level)

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Time For Folder Work:

1. Get Pencil

2. Get Folder

3. Open Folder

4. Take out worksheets

5. Rip off Page 1

6. Complete Page 1

7. Put in Folder

8. Complete Page 2

9. Put in Folder

10. Put Folder away

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How Did I Do?

Did I ask to go to the bathroom and then went pee or poop? Yes □ No □ If yes, I get a piece of candy!

Did I keep a calm body and do it by my self? Yes □ No □ If yes, I get hugs and tickles from the teacher!

How Did I Do?

Did I ask to go to the bathroom and then went pee or poop? Yes □ No □ If yes, I get a piece of candy!

Did I keep a calm body and do it by my self? Yes □ No □ If yes, I get hugs and tickles from the teacher!