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School psychology teacher manuals for Microsoft Word
Woodcock-Johnson IV – Test of Achievement (Standard) Report-Blank Template
This template has been designed so you can completely customize your report. I specifically tried to design it to help decrease the amount of time that these reports take write up. I have made it as gender neutral as possible, as well as bolded all the areas where you need to input the examinee's name. There is a table visually appealing table to input the scores as well as a description for each cluster. This is a very user friendly report.
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K - 12th
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KTEA-3 Report Template Shell School Psychology Special Education
Kaufman Test of Educational Achievement Third Edition KTEA-3 Report TemplateIf you're a school psychologist looking for a comprehensive and professional KTEA 3 report template, look no further than our user-friendly and customizable template.Our KTEA 3 report template includes all the necessary sections for a complete report, including background information, assessment results, analysis of academic skills, and recommendations for interventions and accommodations. The layout is clean and easy to
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Staff, Not Grade Specific
Check-Myself List: A Self-Monitoring Behavior Checklist
I created the Check-Myself Lists for students requiring the need to self-monitor throughout their day. Your download includes a Check-Myself List manual, demonstrating how to effectively use checklists as self-monitoring and behavioral tracking tools in education. You also receive 4 customizable Check-Myself sheets that can be individualized to fit the needs of your specific student and 2 Check-Myself completed examples. Each sheet contains one week of behavior tracking with 20 open spaces for c
Grades:
1st - 12th
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Wechsler Individual Achievement Test-4th Edition WIAT-4 Report Template -edit
Save time with this Editable Special Education Evaluation Report for the...-WIAT-IV Wechsler Individual Achievement Test-IVThis resource comes in a Microsoft Word format, and can be uploaded to Google Docs!You might also like my Editable Woodcock-Johnson IV Report Template or my WMRT-3 Woodcock Johnson Reading Mastery Test Report Template!Get this template AND MORE with my Editable Achievement Report Template Bundle!Check out my other SPECIAL EDUCATION tools & become a follower!!!Instagram!
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Grades:
K - 12th
Classroom Behavior Rubric
FREE Customizable behavior rubric! This rubric is ready-to-go but can be customized to match your particular classroom / setting.
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Not Grade Specific
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Functional Behavior Assessments and Behavior Support Plans for High School
Revolutionize behavior support with this resource! Empower your high school teaching experience with our comprehensive 35-page, meticulously crafted guide to streamline and enhance the Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) and Behavior Support Plan (BSP) or Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) process for secondary students.Key Features:Step-by-step guidance for effortless implementation: The guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions, ensuring ease of use for both novice and experienced educato
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: High School Social-Emotional Learning Growing Bundle
Woodcock-Johnson Reading Mastery Test 3rd edition WRMT-3 Report Template
Save time with this Editable Special Education Evaluation Report for the...-Woodcock-Johnson Reading Mastery Test 3rd edition WRMT-3This resource comes in a Microsoft Word format, and can be uploaded to Google Docs!You might also like my Editable Woodcock-Johnson IV Report Template!Get this template AND MORE with my Editable Achievement Report Template Bundle!Check out my other SPECIAL EDUCATION tools & become a follower!!!Instagram! l Blog! l Learn!
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Grades:
K - 12th
FBA Functional Behavior Assessment Summary Template School Psychology Special Ed
FBA Functional Behavior Assessment Summary Template School Psychology Special EdEditable Word Document Template
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: COMPLETE FBA BIP BUNDLE Comprehensive Step by Step Process Procedure
Behavior Goal Bank for Special Education
This is a great resource for teachers / case managers / school psychologists that are tasked with creating behavior goals and objectives for students that are functioning at an elementary level. This is certainly not an exhaustive list of goals for every student, this is a good jumping off point if you're stuck or new to the field. These are my most commonly used behavioral objectives. My intention is for you to edit and add to this list as you have more IEP meetings. *I've written it as "Firstn
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Not Grade Specific
FAW Fiefer Writing Interpretation Guide School Psychology Special Education
FAW Interpretation Guide
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Not Grade Specific
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Conditional Probability Observation Form
This form is used to track MOS (Measurable, Observable, Specific) behaviors exhibited in the classroom that you can write in! The form is used for 20 min observations, 10-second intervals. You can use momentary, partial, or whole interval recording. Can use for individual or class wide observations.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
End of Year Checklist for School Counselors
This is a helpful checklist to end your year as a counselor in an organized way! It is a Word Document so you can edit it upon download if needed. From communication, transitioning kids, and office needs, this will help guide you during your last weeks or grading day to close out a year. This is especially helpful for new counselors or those that often need a list to help guide their work their first years when doing the job and closing out a school year.
Grades:
Staff
Psychology 12 course overview
Based on Psych 12 BAA (board/authority approved) course. Course overview includes rationale, description, units, synopsis of each unit, curricular competencies for each unit, content knowledge for each unit, core competencies for each unit, main goals for each unit and description of assessment for each unit. No materials included.
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Grades:
11th - 12th
Google Form Visual (teacher directions)
This is easy to send with your behavior google forms (or just a simple google form) explaining how to use it, to teachers. You may explain it in person, but sometimes they have trouble remembering. Well, now they can just pull up their handy directions on what to do!
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Not Grade Specific
Choices: a Paradigm for Life, Introducing Need-Driven Behavior, Teacher Manual
Introductory Lesson. Choices: a Paradigm for Life, Introducing Need-Driven Behavior
“Choices” offers an approach to self-management of behavior in seven-six group plans (sold individually or as an entire book). Each group plan includes student learning objectives, a materials list, pre-activity thought provoking questions, and a detailed description of procedures and activities.
“Choices” principles have application to classroom management, behavior management, enhancing student relationships
Grades:
5th - 9th, Staff
Special Education Resource Guide
A simple easy to understand document for teachers and parent to familiarize themselves with the special education process. Identifying a struggling student. What is RTI (Response to Intervention)? What is the difference between a 504 and an IEP? What are the common categories for disability qualification and what are some common interventions to aid struggling students?Easily get teachers, parents, and intervention specialists on the same page about the process of qualifying for special educatio
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Not Grade Specific
Google Form visual directions (collaborator)
This is step by step how to create a behavior sheets with google forms or just any forms. It has pictures and instructions on how to access the data.
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Not Grade Specific
Survey of Teen Attitudes about Sex and Relationships
Attitude is always the father of behavior. Too often we try to change behavior with advice and information, rules and laws, and consequences, often with little success. Behavior often doesn’t change until attitudes do.
Teens have a host of attitudes about sex and relationships that can sometimes be dysfunctional to some degree, and cause them to behave in ways that aren’t healthy for them and others. I believe it’s important to identify what those attitudes might be, and where necessary or a
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Techniques of Motivating and Sustaining Pre-School Children’s Learning Interest
Introduction Motivation is an incentive or inducement that leads us to behave in a certain way or towards a goal. Children need to be motivated in order to learn or do better. When children for example know that their parents or teachers are happy with them when they behave in a particular manner, they feel motivated to continue doing so.
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PreK - 4th
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Social-Emotional Skills "Lunch Bunch" Activity
This SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL & BEHAVIORAL sheet can be used to help students identify their strengths, weaknesses, likes & dislikes. It can also teach students who helped to shape the person who they are currently and who will help to shape them in the future. Conversations within a small group and possibly 1-1 post-completion of this worksheet may be the next step.
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Not Grade Specific
The Role of a Caregiver/Teacher in Children’s Play
It is necessary to plan and organize play episodes to maximize their contribution in children’s holistic development. To ensure that the organization does not negatively impact on children’s play, it is important to understand the role of the teacher or the caregiver in children’s play.
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Socialization of Children
Introduction What is socialization? · It is the process by which an individual is adapted to his social environment and becomes a recognized, cooperating and efficient member of a society.· It is the process by which children learn the ways of their society and make the ways part of their personality. Thus, socialization is the process of preparing a child to fit in his family, community and society by giving the child the right education (knowledge, skills and attitudes).
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PreK - 4th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Choices, Lesson 5, Identifying Spiritual Need, Teacher Manual
Many, if not all, disruptive behaviors are attempts to meet love, power, freedom, fun, and/or spiritual needs. The needs are legitimate; the behaviors are not. When students learn to meet their needs adequately and appropriately, disruptive behaviors will diminish and disappear. This lesson looks at helping students identify and meet their spiritual need appropriately.
Our spiritual need involves the knowledge of our place in the universe, the affirmation of personal existence, a settled sense
Grades:
6th - 12th
Learning and Performance
We cannot measure learning per se (by itself). What we measure is performance. There are various factors which may bring a situation where pupils do not reflect what they learnt that is, there are factors associated with poor performance even when pupils had learnt the material.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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