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This program is optimized to run on Microsoft Excel 2007. Some quality may be lost in other versions. |
Description of |
First, the target behavior is described. |
Next, the Interventions put in place are described. |
Finally, there is a description of the student’s response to the interventions put in place. |
This is one of the oldest tools for collecting data on a behavior. But this old tool takes on a new look with this program. Check out the report below. Simply count the behaviors for ten days, apply an intervention. After a few weeks count behaviors again. Compare. It doesn’t get any easier… And, the program walks you through it! |
Use this program: 1. when counting to see how often a behavior occurs 2. to establish baseline before applying an intervention 3. to establish criteria for rewarding success (NOTE: One copy of this program is needed for each targeted student.) |
Below is a sample report. |
Some basic baseline data is reported and the graph shows the number of times the target behavior was reported each day—both Baseline and Post Intervention. |
Post Intervention data is listed to compare with Baseline. |
Behaviors are graphed by day of the week. The Scatterplot graph shows the overall trend over the 4 week period. |