Living in a “picture perfect” life and having expectations from family, culture and friends can be challenging, especially when it means putting aside beliefs, dreams and feelings to fulfil others. In the novel, Breath, Eyes, Memory, Edwidge Danticat is attempting to show how expectations can come from both internal and external aspects. She does it through different literary devices. such as, having an allusion to Erzulie or in a cultural reference from Haiti in hope that Sophie’s life and the expectations that she lives by is clear and can be connect to the world. When Sophie is commencing her journey, she has this picture of her mother in this pretty little picture frame.…
Justin goes out of his way to be defiant of the behavior plan and when confronted he lashes out, disrupts the class, and acts violently by slamming the bathroom door. 3. Justin does not interact with other students, participle in class, or try on schoolwork. He is also behind the rest of the class when he does try. 4.…
In order to determine the function of the behavior, educators go through the FBA process. This process can be broken into components known as the following: identify and define the behavior, plan the assessment, collect information/data, analyze data, and compose a hypothesis statement. Generally after the FBA process is completed, they start a Behavior intervention plan. One can see that the report on Jason strictly follows this format. For example, the facts given in the “General Information” section is part of identifying and defining the behavior.…
A. Behavior: Aggression Antecedent: Wants access to tangible or escape from sibling interaction. Behavior: Hits with open hand, pushes, throws items, and hits with toys. Consequence: She is verbally reprimanded.…
It is used when a child’s behavior is judged to impede their learning or other children. It has three tiers of interventions that build on one another. The broadest level are program-level interventions. Examples would be rules in classroom or playground and area marked for the children for play area. The second level helps with structure and more support than the first level.…
Review the behavioral indicators in Tables 7.2 and 7.5 as well as the examples in nonexamples in Tables 7.3 and 7.6. What are some other behavior indicators? What are some other examples or nonexamples? Example: When the parent walks into the office the teacher stands up and walks over to greet her.…
o Concerning behaviors include: students who are being bullied,…
According to Bob’s 2015-16 academic school year Individual Education Program (IEP), Bob’s performance in his previous general inclusion classroom met each of his classroom goal. Bob mastered staying seated for a 30 minute instructional period when prompted less than three times and correctly solving Curriculum Based Measure of math numbers and operations composed of five multiple step word problems requiring two columns. Bob’s has academic strengths with reading third grade level material fluently, recognizing sight words through the third grade level, and reading short passages and identifies the main idea on the third grade level. Bob’s parent reported concerns of Bob’s classroom behavior. Bob is unable to stay stationary in a classroom…
(a) Effort taking subscale: There are 13 indicators in this subscale. It is related to the first level of participation. The items are focused on students’ willingness to follow classroom norms and rules, student’s preparation for the class, completing homework etc. (b) Initiative taking subscale: There are 8 indicators in this subscale. It is related to students developing independence within the school.…
She spends almost the entire school day with Robert. In addition to interviewing Mrs. Cheek, an Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence (ABC) analysis chart was completed. The ABC analysis chart was used to help track the antecedents and consequences for Robert’s off task behavior. He was observed on March 2nd from 1:00pm until 2:30pm.…
The range of ways disruptive behavior is understood is by observing a child’s behavior inside and outside the classroom. There are several disruptive behaviors that can be classified as oppositional, hyperactive, and aggressive. Oppositional defiant disorder is when a child is easily annoyed by others, argues with adults, and regularly loses his /her temper, resentful and spiteful to others. Hyperactive disorder is when a child is extremely active and can cause disruptive behaviors. When a child has aggressive outbursts due to disruptive behavior, they are physically harming themselves or others.…
Analytical Process Essay Renuka Shangaran Unitek College Dr. Rosemarie Branciforte ENG-101 12-15-2017 Final Paper - Analytical Process Essay During my college education, discipline was the building principle through which the school was run. Students were expected to follow the rules and regulations to the letter without question.…
From my research, there are ranges of theories related on behaviour management for learning. Jacob Kounin (1970) theory of preventive discipline as explained by Ray Handley suggests that teaching and discipline need to be integrated as one. It also mentions that to reduce the likelihood of students misbehaving during the lesson, the teachers should ensure that the lessons are well planned with all the resources listed and made available before the lesson and includes a variety of activities to motivate and engage the interest of the pupils. I ensure that I do this for all my lessons because having a well-planned lesson drastically reduces the opportunities for misbehaviour. This theorist also believes that a positive, productive classroom atmosphere…
Corporal punishment of children is a highly debated issue. With both supporters and opponents throughout history, it has been studied and discussed in academia, the media, and even in the judicial system. With statistical information and valid arguments presented from both sides, one can delve into the complicated discussion of it’s effectiveness thoroughly. In order to discuss the effectiveness of corporal punishment one must first understand what the definition of corporal punishment is.…