Behavior plan for defiant students

By Tom McIntyre, Ph.D., author of The Survival Guide for Kids with Behavior Challenges Thank you for joining me for the third and final segment of our blog post series. In part one, I talked about …

Behavior Self-monitoring: Behavior Goal Setting Worksheets, Self-monitoring Behavior Visuals, and Self-monitoring Behavior Charts Self-monitoring behavior plays an important role in students making progress towards changing problem behavior. When students can appropriately self-monitor they are taking ownership in their behavior. Are you looking for a way to help your students gain independence in monitoring their behavior? […]

Are you a teacher tired of spending a great deal of your day dealing with classroom behavior issues? While your students' actions may be unpredicable, you can have a behavior plan for how you'll deal with the little things before they escalate. Read this blog post to learn three simple statements to add to your classroom management toolbox so you're prepared to handle student behaviors quickly and with confidence.

Writing an effective behavior intervention plan involves more than typing on a computer. You also need to examine the child’s behavior. Learn more!

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This is the behavior chart that I created with a Grade 2 ESL student in mind. The student is bright and quick academically but struggles to maintain focus and keep his hands to himself.

How to develop a behavior plan step by step focusing on what's most important so you can intervene with challenging behavior sooner.

Do you need help understanding how to write and implement behavior interventions in your classroom? This post outlines what a behavior intervention plan in education is and gives simple BIP implementation tips for teachers plus free behavior plan templates, an example plan, and documentation forms.