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1. Help Strategy
2. Wait Strategy
3. Provide clear expectations and be consistent with expectations of behavior

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1.  Wait
2.  Positive Interaction Strategies
3. Avoid Power Struggles

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1.  Positive Interaction Strategies
2.  Choices
3. Wait

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-Wait strategy
-Stating of expectations and behaviors as well as modeling these expectations and behaviors
-Figuring out the cause of their behavior

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1) Deep Breathing
2) Wait / Ignore
3) Choices

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1. Wait
2. Clear expectations and behaviors up front
3. Different protective stances

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1. Wait Strategy
2. Prompt Strategy
3. Positive Interaction Strategy: Verbal Behavior

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The wait strategy, frequent reinforcement of positive behaviors, thinking position

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wait
give choices
postive interaction

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1.Effective Reinforcement:  descriptive
2. Preferred:  understand what student finds reinforcing
3. structured

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1. WAIT 2. Therapeutic reinforcement 3. differential reinforcement

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1. WAIT 2. Therapeutic reinforcement 3. differential reinforcement

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Blaine

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Wait strategy
Differential Reinforcement
Breathing Strategy
Michelle

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1. Positive Interaction Strategies
2. Differential Reinforcement
3. Antecedent Control

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1)  Antecedent-figuring out what is causing the behavior, instead of jumping to conclusions
2)   incompatible behavior
3) avoid power struggle

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Wait (even longer)

Choices that I have prepared so I don't  give them lame ones on the spot!!!

Find out more about their issues and needs

Preferred Reinforcements

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1. Positive Interaction
2. Safety Habits
3. Differential Reinforcement
Eleena Helenihi

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1. provide choices
2. the prompt strategy
3. frequent reinforcement

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Tracey N....
1. Wait
2. Differentiated Reinforcement
3. Supportive Guide

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1. Wait
2. Prompt
3. Help

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1.  Wait
2. Deep breathing
3.Giving Choices

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1.Making sure to give clearer expectations before tasks.
2. Deep Breathing
3. Catch them being good

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Wait strategy
Reinforcement
Structured

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1. wait strategy
2. random reinforcement "catch them being good"
3. offer choices

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*Wait strategy
*ABC's of challenging  behavior
*Prompt strategy

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W.A.I.T. Strategy
Help Strategy

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1. WaIt Strategy
2. Being more clear and direct with directions
3. Differential Reinforcement

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1. provide more frequent & random reinforcement
2. try alternatives to power struggles like providing 2-3 acceptable choices & giving more time
3. the prompt strategy to interrupt the behavior

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1. incompatible behavior
2. offer choices
3. wait

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Wait, provide the student with choices, and incompatible prompt.

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1. Wait strategy
2. Avoid power struggle
3. Differential reinforcement (frequent, random, structured)

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1) Wedding Pose
2) Wait Strategy
3) Giving Choices

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The Wait Strategy
Differential Reinforcement
The Help Strategy
-Lee

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incompatible behavior
wait
supportive guide

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1. Differential reinforcement (Random: Catch the child being good)
2. Antecedent control (teaching the child to respond more appropriately to incidences that occur)
3. Safety interventions (when triggers occur, remove vulnerable peers or attempt to de-escalate)

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1. Wait,
2. Provide the student with choices
3. Incompatible behavior prompt

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Random Reinforcement
Descriptive Reinforcement
Incompatible Behavior

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1. Wait
2. Breathing strategies/brain breaks as a class-both when calm and when frustrated (individual)
3. Whole class random reinforcement (tickets for good behavior)

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- Make sure reinforcement is something they want
- WAIT Strategy
- Help Strategy (choices, ask what they want)

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1) Wait strategy
2) Self Care- deep breathing
3) Safety Stance- thinking position

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-Wait strategy
-Safety Stance
-Differential Reinforcement

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1. The Wait strategy procedure: I would try to wait as long as possible and be patient with the agitated student until the student is ready.

2. The Help strategy:  When the student starts to show signs of agitation, I would ask the student how can I help he/she.

3. Differential Reinforcement strategy: replacing challenging behaviors with a behavior that the student wants or favors.

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1) Wait
2) Help
3) Positive Interaction Strategies

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1) ABC's of Challenging Behavior
2) Wait
3) Differential Reinforcement

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1. Avoid power struggle
2.  Incompatible behavior
3. Wait strategy

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1. Differential Reinforcement (Frequent, Random, and Structured)
2. Avoiding Power Struggles
3. The Wait Strategy

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*Differential Reinforcement (spotlight the preferred behavior and withhold reinforcement of challenging behavior)
*Incompatible behavior (choose a behavior that is difficult to do at the same time as the challenging behavior)
*Help Strategy (help student express what their need is)

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1. provide choices
2. prompt strategies
3. frequent reinforcements

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Differential reinforcement of preferred behaviors
Avoid power struggles: Give choices
Speaking calmly, offer help
Give clearer expectations /structured reinforcement before tasks