ECE201 Indiana University Behavioral Support Plan Early Childhood Project
ECE201 Indiana University Behavioral Support Plan Early Childhood Project
Behavioral Support Plan Tools & Tips (Links to an external site.).
Behavioral support plans are a great way to build a plan that helps shape, replace, or reduce challenging behavior. These plans often rely on use of behavioral data to identify key trigger behavior information. Additionally, these plans may include things such as ways to deepen relationships, ways to improve parent communication, ideas to impact environmental changes, and strategies to improving the behavior. These plans also identify goals and members of the behavioral support team.
Create a behavioral support plan utilizing behaviors found in Olivia: Jose and Olivia (Links to an external site.) this week, select Olivia and review and select three challenging behaviors from your chosen student to complete the behavioral support plan. Your behavioral support plan will include things such as trigger, problem behavior, consequence, function, desired behavior, maintaining consequences, preventions, teaching, goals, data collection, and parent involvement.
Utilize the ECE 201 Week 5 Final Project template to complete the behavioral support plan. After you have completed the document, be sure to write a reflection on the process and answer the following prompts:
- Explain the purpose of behavior management in early childhood educational settings and why it is important to think proactively.
- Explain how you think your student will react to this behavior plan.
- Describe what else you would do to encourage positive behavior that does not “fit” on the plan.
- Summarize the conversation you will have with next year’s teacher in regard to your student’s behavior plan.
Must use three scholarly sources, NO Title page and Index page. YES to resource page.
APA intext citiation required
