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Behavior Management
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Behavior Management
One of the biggest challenges when working with children in the autism spectrum is overcoming negative behaviors and motivating positive ones. Here you will find a variety of ideas that we have found effective for improving overall behavior with individual children or small groups.
Avoiding Arguments with a Child with Asperger Syndrome Beat the Clock Behavior Journal Behavior Record Colored Behavior Cards Dealing With Biting Encouraging Positive Behavior Through Behavior Momentum Gumball Sheet Gumball Sheet Motivator Keeping a Behavior Record Lining up After Recess Motivating a Specific Behavior Mystery Motivator Problem Solving Board -- Home Problem Solving Board -- School Problem Solving Strategy Board Reinforcing the Absence of a Behavior Shopping Rules Star Card Understanding Your Child's Negative Behaviors Part 1: Creating a Behavior Journal Understanding Your Child's Negative Behaviors Part 2: Interpreting the Behavior Journal Understanding Your Child's Negative Behaviors Part 3: Putting the Information to Use Using a Break Box Using Competition to Motivate Using Puzzles for Transitions Using Reinforcers
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