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This program is optimized to run on Microsoft Excel 2007. Some quality may be lost in other versions. |
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This report begins with a description of interventions already in place and/or new interventions with starting date. Look for changes in performance as a response to the intervention. (In this sample report, the data collected will be baseline—no intervention implemented.) |
This graph shows how much of each day has NO BEHAVIORS. The HIGHER the bars the better! |
These graphs show points earned in each of the four behavioral objectives. Again, the higher the line the better! |
BONUS POINTS is a chart of extra effort in each behavioral objective. The DAY of the WEEK graph averages points earned each weekday. |
This chart lists points earned each day and calculates weekly percent average. |
The End of the Day program tracks four behavioral objectives. Teacher and student meet at a scheduled time at the end of the day. They discuss how the day went and review strategies. This program allows you to print a data collection sheet. These unique paper data collection sheets may be stapled together to form a week long paper chart. (Instructions are included in the program). Data may be entered into the computer and, after three weeks, a report similar to the one below will be generated. (also, there are reports for weeks 1-6 and 1-9) Data entry in this program is simple...score four objectives on a scale of 1-5 at the end of the day.
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Use this program: 1. to analyze behavior based on four behavioral objectives 2. as an Intervention to review and teach behavioral strategies 3. to progress monitor Response to Intervention (NOTE: One copy of this program is needed for each targeted student.) |
Below is a sample three week report. |