Do
you want a ready-made Excel spreadsheet to chart your Behavior
Report Card data? Click
here! (Contributed by school psychologist Ron Hockman
of East Liverpool, OH)
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Tip for Using Behavior Report Cards Effectively:
To rate a student's behaviors more accurately… tie Report Card ratings to classroom behavioral norms. For each behavioral goal, the teacher may want to think of what the typical classroom norm is for this behavior and assign to the classroom norm a specific number rating. The teacher may decide, for instance, that the target student will earn a rating of 7 ('Usually or Always') each day that the student's compliance with adult requests closely matches that of the 'average' child in the classroom.