Supporting positive behaviour of students with special needs

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Supporting positive behaviour of students with special needs by Mind Map: Supporting positive behaviour of students with special needs

1. School Culture & Environment

1.1. School Rules

1.1.1. Expected Behaviours

1.2. Strong Relationships

1.3. Problem Solving

1.3.1. Feelings Thermometer

1.3.2. Kelso's Choice

1.3.3. Direct Teaching

1.4. Positive Praise

1.5. Community Building

1.6. Well-Being Team

2. Ontario's "Whole School" Approach

2.1. Code Conduct

2.2. Whole School Community Feeling

2.2.1. Develop Healthy Relationships

2.2.1.1. Community Agency Connections

2.3. Initiatives

2.3.1. Bullying Prevention

2.3.2. Equity and Diversity Initiatives

2.3.3. Character Development

2.4. Progressive Discipline

2.4.1. Stage of Growth & Development

2.4.2. Behaviour & Severity

2.4.3. Impact on School Climate

2.4.4. Supports

2.4.4.1. Conversation

2.4.4.2. Review of Expectations

2.4.4.3. Counselling

2.4.4.4. Anger Management

2.4.5. Consequences

2.4.5.1. An Assignment

2.4.5.2. Detension

2.4.5.3. Suspension

2.4.5.4. Expulsion

3. Professional Development

4. Asessing, Recording and Reporting Achievement

4.1. Assessment for, as, of Learning

4.1.1. Many Opportunities

4.1.2. On-going

4.1.3. Variety of Methods

4.1.4. Descriptive Feedback

4.1.5. Accommodations

4.1.6. Modifications

4.2. Report Cards

4.3. Professional Assessments

4.4. Educational Assessments

4.4.1. EQAO

4.5. Learning Profiles

5. Curriculum Planning

5.1. Learning Styles

5.1.1. Visual

5.1.2. Auditory

5.1.3. Kinestetic

5.1.4. Read/Write

5.2. Culturally Responsive Teaching

5.2.1. Culturally Diverse Resources

5.3. The Ontario Curriculum

5.3.1. Engaging Lessons

5.3.1.1. Clear Learning Targets

5.4. 7 Fundamental Principals

5.5. Evidence Based Practices

5.6. Student Interests

5.7. Differentiation

5.7.1. Accommodations

5.7.2. Modifications

6. Assessment & Planning Tools

6.1. Early Development Instrument (EDI)

6.2. Functional Behavioural Assessment (FBA)

6.3. Risk Assessment

6.4. Behaviour Support Plan

6.5. Safety Plan

6.6. Transition Plan

6.7. Communication Plan

6.8. IEP

6.8.1. Accommodations

6.8.2. Modifications

6.8.3. Report & Revise Goals

6.9. Psychoeducational Assessments

6.10. Speech-language Assessments

7. Voice (Educators, Parents, Students)

7.1. Parent Surveys & Input

7.2. On-going Communication

7.2.1. Communication Log

7.2.2. Meetings

7.3. Feedback

7.4. Community Resources

7.5. Student Leadership

8. Behaviour Strategies

8.1. Direct Teaching of Social Skills

8.2. Problem Solving Approach

8.3. Restorative Practices

9. Instructional Strategies

9.1. Cooperative Learning

9.2. Differentiated Instruction

9.3. The Tiered Approach

9.4. Universal Design for Learning

9.5. Social Skills Training

9.6. Peer-Support & Leadership

9.7. Alternative Programs

9.8. Assistive Technology

9.9. IEP

10. Communication & Collaborative Problem Solving

10.1. Parents

10.2. School Team

10.2.1. Special Education Teacher

10.2.2. Administration

10.2.3. Educators

10.2.4. CYC

10.2.5. Other Professionals

10.3. Paraprofessionals

10.4. Community Agencies

10.5. IPRC

10.5.1. Identification

10.5.1.1. Exceptionalities

10.5.1.1.1. Behaviour

10.5.1.1.2. Communication

10.5.1.1.3. Intellectual

10.5.1.1.4. Physical

10.5.1.1.5. Multiple

10.5.2. Placement

10.5.2.1. Regular Class with Indirect Support

10.5.2.2. Regular Class with Resource Assistance

10.5.2.3. Special Education Class with Partial Integration

10.5.2.4. Special Education Placement

10.5.2.4.1. Special Education Programs & Services

10.5.3. Parent Right to Appeal

10.6. SEAC

10.7. Service Providers

10.8. Community Members

10.9. Itinerant Teachers

10.10. ESL Teachers

10.11. E.A.'s