Student Involvement in Developing & Implementing Intervention Plan
The following strategies and tools should help the student become aware of challenging and pro social replacement behavior, as well as increase his/her buy-in for implementing the plan:
1. Exercise to Introduce Intervention -
a. Start with a stack of 3 X 5 index cards. In collaboration with the student, identify the challenging behavior (s), possibly specifying how each behavior interferes with teaching & learning.
b. Create another stack with student of pro social replacement behavior for each challenging behavior. Ideally, this pro social behavior should:
serve the same purpose for the student as the challenging behavior
be incompatible with the challenging behavior
be reinforced in the natural environment. .
c. Add a 3rd stack of index cards, which would specify strategies, reinforcers, etc. on how to change challenging into pro social behaviors.
2. K - W - L Chart
| K - W - L Chart |
| K = Before the intervention, the student states what they "know" about behavioral expectation (s)" | W = As the intervention begins to be implemented, the student states what they "want" to know about his/her challenging behavior and pro social behavioral expectation (s): | L = After the intervention, the student states what he/she "learned" about the challenging and pro social replacement behavior: |