About the Downloads |
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About the Authors |
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Foreword |
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Acknowledgments |
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Section I Foundations of Prevent-Teach-Reinforce for Young Children |
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Chapter 1 Introduction to Prevent-Teach-Reinforce |
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Guiding Beliefs and Principles |
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Healthy Social Development as an Essential Foundation |
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Understanding Challenging Behavior |
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Principle 1 Challenging Behaviors Are Communicative |
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Principle 2 Challenging Behaviors Are Maintained by Their Consequences |
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Principle 3 Challenging Behaviors Occur in Context |
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The Process of Prevent-Teach-Reinforce for Young Children |
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Step 1 Teaming and Goal Setting |
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Step 3 PTR-YC Assessment (Functional Behavioral Assessment) |
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Step 4 PTR-YC Intervention |
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Step 5 Using Data and Next Steps |
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Interventions for Young Children's Challenging Behavior |
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The Prevent-Teach-Reinforce Family |
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Prevent-Teach-Reinforce for Families |
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Research on Prevent-Teach-Reinforce for Young Children |
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Factors That Promote Effectiveness of Prevent-Teach-Reinforce for Young Children |
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Commitment to Successful Outcomes for Children |
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Fidelity of Implementation |
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Limitations and Accommodations |
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Chapter 2 Engaging Families in the PTR-YC Process |
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Families as Partners: Getting Ready |
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Families as Consultants: Goal Setting and Data Collection |
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Families as Informants: PTR-YC Assessment |
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Families as Teachers: PTR-YC Intervention |
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Families as Collaborators: Using Data and Next Steps |
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Prevent-Teach-Reinforce for Families |
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Chapter 3 Preventive Classroom Practices |
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Five Preventative Classroom Practices |
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Five-to-One Ratio of Positive Attention |
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Using Predictable Schedules |
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Establishing Routines Within Routines |
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Directly Teaching Behavioral Expectations |
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Directly Teaching Peer-Mediated Social Skills |
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Chapter 4 Interim Procedures for Managing Dangerous Behaviors |
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Redirection (Antecedent Manipulations) |
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Section II Implementing Prevent-Teach-Reinforce for Young Children |
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Chapter 5 Step 1: Teaming and Goal Setting |
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Progress Monitoring Meetings |
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Action 1 Identify the Child's Challenging Behaviors to Decrease |
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Action 2 Select One Challenging Behavior to Target |
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Action 3 Operationally Define This Target Behavior |
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Action 4 Identify the Child's Desirable Behaviors to Increase |
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Action 5 Select One Desirable Behavior to Increase |
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Action 6 Operationally Define the Target Behavior |
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Chapter 6 Step 2: Data Collection |
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Importance of Data Collection |
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Chapter 7 Step 3: PTR-YC: Assessment (Functional Behavioral Assessment) |
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Individualized Functional Behavioral Assessment |
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Summarizing the Functional Behavioral Data |
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Developing Hypothesis Statements |
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Chapter 8 Step 4: PTR-YC Intervention |
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Individualized Interventions and the Behavior Intervention Plan |
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Summary of PTR-YC Intervention Strategies |
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Developing the Behavior Intervention Plan |
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PTR-YC Behavior Intervention Plan Summary Form |
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Preparing for Implementation: Training, Coaching, and Ongoing Support |
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Chapter 9 Step 5: Using Data and Next Steps |
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Implementation and Progress Monitoring |
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Data-Based Decision Making |
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What to Do If Progress Is Good |
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What to Do If Progress Is Unsatisfactory |
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Overall Summary and Team Implementation Guide |
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References |
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Appendix A Intervention Strategies |
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Appendix B Case Example: Joel |
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Appendix C Case Example: Jessi |
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Appendix D Case Example: Ethan |
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Appendix E Case Example: Hasani |
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Index |
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