FBA BIP

Item description

Are you dealing with behavior
problems in school? Are you stressed out by student behavior in the classroom?
The tools included in FBA BIP together give you everything you need need
to write a quality functional behavior assessment and behavior intervention
plan.

Your purchase of FBA BIP includes:

FBA Interview Forms

• FBA Parent
  Interview Form
• FBA
  Teacher Interview Form
• FBA
  Student Interview Form

• Anecdotal
  Observation Notes
• Frequency
  Recording Form
• Time-on-Task
  Recording Form
• Task
  Analysis
• Rate of
  Positive Reinforcement vs. Correction
• Behavior
  Observation Summary

ABC Behavior Charting

Use the included Functional Behavior Assessment Worksheet
(ABC checklist) for student behavior, one of the traditional ABC data sheets,
or your own preferred/required documentation form.

Enter the data into the FBA Excel Graph-Maker to help
determine the target behavior(s) for your FBA/BIP to focus on. Enter the
details from the antecedent of behavior and the consequence of behavior to help
narrow down the function of behavior so that you can begin to develop an
effective Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP).

The FBA Excel Graph-Maker provides you with 10 different
graphs:

• Types of
  Problem Behavior
• Location
  of Problem Behavior
• Instruction
  Type
• Activity
• Possible
  Motivation
• Antecedent
• Latency
• Duration
• Consequence
• Student
  Response to Consequence

• An
  editable functional behavior assessment template
• An 11-page
  document explaining how to do an FBA, outlining each of the
  necessary components of an FBA
• An FBA
  example for each of the components of a functional behavior assessment

Do you need to write a behavior intervention plan for a
student, but aren’t entirely confident about the process? This product will
give you everything you need to write a quality functional behavior assessment
and behavior intervention plan.

Your purchase of Behavior Intervention Plan includes:

• Two
  editable behavior intervention plan templates, one with an embedded
  fidelity check section and one without.
• The
  Components of a Behavior Intervention Plan; an 18-page document explaining
  how to write a BIP, outlining each of the necessary components of a BIP.
• A BIP
  example for each of the components of a behavior intervention plan.

What is the purpose of a behavior intervention plan?

Before writing a behavior intervention plan (BIP), you need
to complete a functional behavior assessment (FBA).

A functional behavior assessment is used to identify and
clearly define the problem behaviors that are interfering with a student’s
ability to be successful in school. Data is collected and the function of the
behavior is determined (i.e. Why do they keep doing that?). Once the FBA is
completed, it is time to write a BIP.

A well-written behavior intervention plan will put into
place strategies and procedures to help improve or eliminate problem behaviors.

What are the components of a behavior intervention plan?

Your BIP must include:

• Target/Problem
  Behaviors
• Summary/Functional
  Hypothesis
• Functionally
  Equivalent Alternative/Replacement Behaviors
• Proactive
  Strategies/Antecedent Manipulations
• Educative
  Strategies/Instructional Procedures
• Reinforcement
  Procedures
• Correction/Extinction
  Procedures
• Crisis
  Plan
• Implementation/Training/Resources
• Data
  Collection/Plan Monitoring

If you aren’t sure what any of these components are or how
to complete them, then this product (BIP Template, BIP Examples, &
Explanation of BIP Components) is for you! The Components of a Behavior
Intervention Plan document will walk you through and offer examples along the
way.