Identifying the Communication of Behavior
Posted on December 8, 2005
During today's podcast I discussed developing Student Success Plans for students with challenging behavior. One of the tools from the Suportive Classroom manual that I talked about is the set of forms for helping the team decide what the student is communicating through his or her behavior. The six categories of communication include:
1. To Get Attention
2. To Get Control / To Get Something
3. To Escape or Avoid a Situation
4. To Get Revenge
5. To Have Fun - Play
6. Self-Regulation
Click on the link below to view the forms.
Communication of Behavior Forms
