Offers four research-based ideas for helping students to learn and retain spoken and printed information. Gives thumbnail explanations of those consequences that teachers most commonly use as consequences for student behavioral problems. Using Internet Activities to Build Student Skills . The Internet contains a wide range of resources that students can use to practice their academic skills. This handout offers suggestions for evaluating the intervention quality of Internet sites, as well as tips for incorporating the Internet into student intervention plans.
Teachers can conveniently assess student behaviors using behavior report cards.
This manual excerpt provides a set of teacher and student rating forms for common classroom behavioral concerns. This workshop introduced the Teacher Academic Intervention Planner, presented suggestions for incorporating academic software into intervention plans, and highlighted selected Internet sites of interest to intervention consultants . Presentation Notes . Participants had the chance to review newly introduced teacher resources for pinpointing antecedents and consequences that support problem student behaviors.