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Action plans
Updated on Wednesday, October 10, 2007
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- Plan type: Skill acquisitionRationale For some children, the ability to express emotions verbally is a skill that can be very difficult. Instead of expressing how they are feeling in a situation, many will instead react. These reactions are often inappropriate and...
- Plan type: ReplacementRationale Differential reinforcement of any other behavior will teach the client to engage in any other behavior than the problematic ones they are currently exhibiting. Through the procedures below, we will show the child that...
- Plan type: ReplacementRationale Many children have difficulty gaining the attention of caregivers appropriately. An inability to gain attention appropriately can lead to disruptive behaviors that can escalate until the child is taught to replace the disruptive behaviors...
- Plan type: ReplacementRationalThe purpose of this objective is to increase the number of appropriate behaviors exhibited by students in the classroom setting, while decreasing disruptive/problematic ones. Through the use of a token system and class wide behavior...
- Plan type: Skill acquisitionRationale The purpose of this objective is to improve a child’s behavior. The behavior of concern can be one that you want to increase or decrease the occurrence of. For example, you may want to increase a child’s ability to accept “no” by...
- Plan type: Skill acquisitionRationaleThe purpose of this objective is to teach the child how to effectively problem solve using a task analysis in order to decrease impulsive behavior and increase more appropriate choices and behaviors. Problem solving is a complex...


