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FBAs and BIPs: Avoiding and Addressing Four Common Challenges Related to Fidelity
Content type: Journal Article
Although functional behavioral assessment (FBAs) have been required under certain disciplinary circumstances since Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 1997, problems with fidelity of implementation of both FBAs and behavior intervention plans...
Guidelines for Using Behavioral Skills Training to Provide Teacher Support
Content type: Journal Article
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The PBIS Team Handbook
Content type: Book
The PBIS Team Handbook: Setting Expectations and Building Positive Behavior provides solid, detailed guidelines for implementing and sustaining schoolwide positive behavior interventions and supports. Full of engaging anecdotes from expert PBIS coaches...
Improving Special Education Service Delivery Through Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Content type: Journal Article
Central to positive learning outcomes for students with disabilities is the ability of the individualized education program (IEP) team to work collaboratively. Within the IEP team, effective service delivery involves direct and related service providers...
TEACHING Exceptional Children Journal (Volume 53, Issue 2)
Content type: Journal
This issue includes articles about Self-Regulated Strategy Development in Writing, Reading, and Mathematics for Students with Specific Learning Disabilities, Quick Collaborative Meetings, Using MTSS as a Structure for Building School–Family Partnerships...
TEACHING Exceptional Children Journal Teachers as Self-Advocates Issue (Volume 53, Issue 3)
Content type: Journal
This issue is focused on special educator self-advocacy. Teachers who possess the ability to confront and resolve professional obstacles through self-advocacy are better equipped to focus on the instructional, social, and emotional needs of their students...