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Punch cards are a fun twist on a sticker chart and can be used in many ways!![]()
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Much like a loyalty card at your favorite coffee shop, punch cards are a great visual for Increasing desired behavior using positive reinforcement. Punch cards can be used across settings and are a convenient way to build skills and teach delayed reinforcement.![]()
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And the best part is that punch cards can be used for more than just BEHAVIOR.![]()
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✔ Academic Progress Monitoring![]()
↪ Task Repetition or Completion![]()
⚠ Behavior Support![]()
☺ Social Emotional Learning![]()
✏ Chores or Homework![]()
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It is important to start with a small, easily achievable goal, which will ensure that the reward is earned quickly and will increase the overall value of the punch cards in the future. Therefore, when thinking about a goal (especially in the beginning), you want to make sure it is something that can be met AT LEAST ONCE (but maybe even several) times per day.![]()
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If the goal is something that can only be met once, think about the individual steps it takes to get to that goal and assign each one a punch.![]()
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Remember, just like with goal setting in your personal life, the harder the goal is to achieve, the bigger the reward should be at the end.![]()
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Happy Punching!![]()
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Visit the link to learn more. #biasbehavioral #behaviormanagement #positivereinforcement #punchcards #specialeducationteacher #tipsforparents
...I have an exciting announcement! 🎉![]()
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A few weeks ago, Amanda from @theprimarygal reached out to me, asking if I wanted to join her on an episode of her podcast.![]()
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While I love talking about all things behavior, I was definitely nervous to record an unscripted conversation on this topic. Luckily Amanda knows how to ask all the right questions and by the end of the hour, I felt like we had been friends for years.![]()
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Make sure you FOLLOW along, as she continues to interview a variety of professionals in the special education field. Her interviews tackle topics ranging from data collection to creating independent workstations and everything in between.![]()
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I will link the Spotify episode in the comments below!
Have you tried to flip ↪ the script🗒 when talking about challenging behavior?![]()
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Children engage in challenging behavior when they don't have a safer, faster, or more effective way to get their needs met.![]()
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This can be hard to manage, especially when the behaviors are relatively minor in intensity but seem to occur ALL THE TIME. ![]()
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Somewhere along the line, those behaviors are being reinforced, and by doing so, they remain a persistent part of that child's repertoire. ![]()
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So, what is the solution?! ![]()
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Start by FLIPPING THE SCRIPT. ![]()
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Instead of solely focusing on the CHALLENGING BEHAVIOR, ask yourself what LAGGING SKILL the child needs to be TAUGHT to FUNCTIONALLY COMMUNICATE their wants and needs.![]()
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Next time you find yourself in the middle of a behavioral episode, I encourage you to take a step back and LOOK/LISTEN to what the child is ACTUALLY trying to tell you. ![]()
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#biasbehavioral #functionalcommunication #flipthescript![]()
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