The Behavioral Reporter: Teacher Behavior Report Card Generator

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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)

From Jim Wright: Send Me Your Ideas for Behavior Report Card Items!

If you have a behavior definition that you would like to see added to The Behavior Reporter Behavior Report Card Generator, type it into this form and email it to me. Thanks!

Your First Name:	Your Email:

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Random Tip for Using Behavior Report Cards Effectively: When a substitute teacher is assigned to cover your class, create a special 'Class Behavior Report Card' with rating items such as 'The class followed teacher requests guickly and willingly' and 'The class spoke to the teacher in a respectful manner.' Let the class know in advance that their behavior will be rated by the substitute. Tell the class that they will earn an incentive or prize if the substitute gives them a high rating on the Class Behavior Report Card but that there will also be appropriate consequences (e.g., loss of class privileges) if the substitute should assign low ratings for the group's behavior.

Customize Your Forms. You can personalize all choices by typing in the student's first name and selecting the student's gender. You can also change the font style and letter size or write personalized directions to appear in the final form. (NOTE: You MUST click the 'Save Your Preference Settings' button in order to save your selected preferences.)

Student Name: Type in the student's name to personalize each item. Student First Name		Student Gender: Select the student's gender to personalize each item.
Font: Change the text font in the reports that you create.		Text Size: Change the size of the text appearing in your reports.
Behavior Report Card Form Name: If you prefer a title other than Behavior Report Card for your form, write that title here.		Behavior Report Card Directions:Write your own directions for the Behavior Report Card or use the directions that appear here. Review each of the Behavior Report Card items below. For each item, rate the degree to which the student showed the behavior or met the behavior goal. .

Review Your Selected Items. You can delete items that you had previously selected or move those items up or down to change the order in which they appear on the report. You can also change the response format that will appear next to each item in the report. (NOTE: If you have not yet selected any items, proceed to Step 4.)

Delete Item

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Move Item Dn 1
Behavior Report Card Items Selected
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View the Finished Form.

If you have already selected ALL of your items, click one of the buttons below to view the completed form. Or continue on the the next section to select additional items.

Select Behavior Report Card Rating Items. Choose items to appear in your customized Behavior Report Card. You can write your own choices or select behavior items from the list below and edit them to suit your needs. Then click any of the 'Add Items' buttons to save your selections.

[Enter Your Own Item]

Hallway Behaviors

Homework Behaviors

Inattentive/Hyperactive Behaviors

Physical Aggression Behaviors

School-Work Behaviors

Socially Withdrawn Behaviors

Verbal Behaviors

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