Assignment
Goal Writing for General Positive Behavior Increase
or Problem Behavior Reduction or Elimination
Diana Browning Wright
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1. By When |
2. Who |
3. Will Do X |
4. Under What Conditions |
5. At What Level of Proficiency |
6. Measured By Whom & Measurement Method & Materials |
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By when will criteria be reached (This is the final date to determine if the goal/objective has been met) |
The student |
Specify what the student will do that is observable and measurable. To be observable & measurable, the description should clearly state what the behavior looks like with no ambiguity as to what is to be measured. Describe as though you were taking a picture of the behavior. (Do not describe how the student feels or thinks; this is not readily measurable.) |
Under what conditions (What variables are present? Examples: in what location, during what activity, with what staff)
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At what level of proficiency, (Examples: number of times, % of observations, number of specific behaviors in a behavior chain shown) What level of competence are you striving for? |
Who will measure mastery? Specify specifically who will observe and record. How will s/he measure the goal attainment? Specify an objective measurement system that would not likely vary between observers. What materials are necessary? Specify all materials necessary |
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By 6/03
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Billy |
Will request a break using the technique taught in speech therapy and practiced in class |
During reading and math seatwork |
With 100% accuracy on 3 out 5 days in a 2-week period |
As observed and rated by math and reading teachers Using the “4 Key Behaviors Record Sheet” developed by the Speech Pathologist |
Goal Activity - Increase Positive, Decrease Negative
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1. By When |
2. Who |
3. Will Do X |
4. Under What Conditions |
5. At What Level of Proficiency |
6. Measured By Whom & Measurement Method & Materials |
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+ Complete Work |
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– Stop hitting |
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+ Follow schedule |
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– Stop swearing |
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Diana Browning Wright, Behavior/Discipline Trainings, 2005