tier 3 intervention

macy, avery, julie, kaliegh

Welcome to tier 3 intervention

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index

Background information

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target behavior

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setting events

antecedents

Consequence

hypothesis

replacement skills

reinforcement

the end

Background information

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Family information

Parents are about to be split up

He has a younger brother who is five months old

Family has a history of depression and mental illness

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Background information

Tommy's information pt. 1

Interests = baseball, swimming, and baking

Academics

• Below two grade levels for math
• Above a grade level in reading
• Writes simple sentences however it is with lots of grammatical errors and little detail
• Is in a new school

Medically

• Diagnosed with medically with childhood onset bipolar disorder and psychologically with EBD
• He also takes medication daily

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Background information

Tommy's information pt. 2

Behavior

• Does not like art, large crowds, or writing Highly verbal
• Can be irritable
• Typically more reserved

• Behavior is increasing with verbal outbursts, pushing class materials onto the floor, erratic at home, brother can be a trigger (mother is afraid he will harm the baby and he has no interest in the baby) teachers typically have to deal with this for an hour per day

Consequences (at this time)

• Scolding or initiating an office referral
• Rewards for him if he does not engage in disruptive behavior

Yelling that he will not complete his work

Tantrums include:

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target behavior - tantrums

Screaming profanity at students

Throwing classroom property

We know because it was evident when given a new task

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Function of behavior - Avoid/escape

Could be due to a lack of skill to complete the assignment

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setting events pt. 1

• Tommy's Little Brother
• He is a shy kid and doesn't have any interest in his little brother as well as getting very agitaed at him
• Solution - Allow Tommy to talk to the teacher about why his little brother agitates him

• social stories
• Tommy overhearing the martial problems between the parents
• Solution - Get Tommy to talk to you about why the martial problems may be affecting him and let him know that everything will be okay

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setting events pt. 2

• Tommy's Severe Ear Problems
• Solution - Have an emotion chart for the classroom that way he can use that to express his emotions in a more clear way
• Use this for when he walks in the morning and throughout the day as needed
• Tommy's Family History with Mental Illness
• Solution - Talk about his emotions (emotion chart) and allow him to take breaks if needed
• Tommy Missing School Due to Chronic Infections
• Solution - Have one-on-one time with the teacher

antecedents

instruction

New Task

Choice

Teachers Attention

Introduce new tasks by having them do a familiar task first and slowly introduce the new task

Either have a card system (help, break, snack, etc) or some type of teacher queue

• Give has options on what activity to do first
• Task analysis

• Visual Prompts
• Time Delay

consequence

add to the consequence

• Give personal space and dicuss behavior after Tommy has settled down
• Give personal space to calm down
• Give time for adjustment

• Removal from class
• Timeout
• Changing the activity

hypothesis

When Tommy has a physical tantrum...

the function is avoidance of math.

breathing exercises

replacement skills

asking for help

Confidence/emotional check in/out

latency 5-minute timer

breathing excercises

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Hold your breath for three seconds

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Breathe in through your nose

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Breathe out through your mouth

sticky note reminder with the breathing excersises

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Start work or see the teacher if not regulated

Repeat steps one through three for three more times

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Asking for help

by using light up buttons

• All students will be given a light up button that will be placed on their desks
• the light up buttons will be used when a student has a question or wants the teacher's assistance with something
• The button will be demonstrated by the teacher to show how it works and explain to the class when the appropriate times to use the button
• it can only be used during independent class time

Before giving class work!!Make sure Tommy fills out a self monitoring sheet

This helps to gauge his confidence in the subject and point out specific areas he needs help in if his confidence does not improve

confidence/emotional check-in/out

The self monitoring sheet tracks how Tommy feels before, during, and after the assignment

Latency 5-minute timer

After giving instructions for classwork, set up a visual timer with five minutes on it.

This is how long it takes for him to start his work independently

If Tommy does not start his work then he has to sit next to the teacher

Reinforcment

• Baseball stickers for immediate feedback to Tommy
• If Tommy completes his weekly behavior goals, he will be given access to the playground to play baseball
• Sit next to the teacher (helps with proximity)
• Positive feedback (randomly and written on every turned in assignments)
• Good Behavior Game

Link

thanks!

Any questions?