Individual Plans
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are supportive documents developed for students needing additional support beyond the Responsible Behaviour Plan for Students.
Questions which may be helpful when developing an individual plan include:
- How can I shape the behaviour I am looking for?
- Is the child capable of the behaviour?
- What language will adults working with the child use in the intervention plan?
- What skills does the student have? What does he/she need?
- Where is the behaviour to occur?
- Who will provide prompting/reinforcement?
- Who will provide immediate reinforcement?
- What are the environmental considerations?
- How can I communicate the procedures to all staff?
- What physical signals does the child give that indicates a heightening of arousal?
- What is the time frame for the plan?
- What staff supports are in place for this student?
- What motivates this student?
- What need is the behaviour meeting?
- Are the child 's learning needs being catered for?
- Are there any social, medical, family factors impacting on the behaviour?
Individual Plans contain:
- target behaviour(s)
- proactive strategies and acknowledgement plans
- reactive strategies/consequence plan (including crisis plan if school does not already have one)
- responsibilities of all personnel involved
- a review date
Individual Plans are:
- written in consultation with all relevant personnel
- communicated to all relevant personnel.
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