Special Education
Behavior Support in Schools
Implement proactive behavior systems and data-driven supports that create structured, positive learning environments.
Who This Is For
- Special education teachers managing challenging behaviors
- Behavior interventionists and support staff in K-12 settings
- School psychologists collaborating on behavior plans
- Administrators building school-wide PBIS or behavior frameworks
Skills You'll Gain
- Designing tiered behavior support systems for school settings
- Conducting classroom-based functional behavior assessments
- Writing behavior intervention plans with measurable objectives
- Training staff on consistent implementation of behavior protocols
- Using behavioral data to guide decision-making and progress monitoring
Outcomes You'll Achieve
- Establish classroom and school-wide behavior expectations with clear systems
- Reduce office discipline referrals through proactive intervention strategies
- Develop individualized behavior plans aligned with student needs and data
- Build staff capacity for consistent behavior plan implementation
- Monitor behavioral outcomes and adjust supports based on data trends
Course Structure
1
Proactive Behavior Systems
Expectations, routines, and environmental supports.
2
Functional Assessment in Schools
Conducting FBAs and identifying behavior function.
3
Writing Effective BIPs
Function-based plans with implementation fidelity measures.
4
Staff Training & Coaching
Building consistent implementation across personnel.
5
Data Systems & Progress Monitoring
Collecting, graphing, and analyzing behavioral data.
Pricing
- Most Popular
Full Program
$399one-time
- All modules
- FBA & BIP tools
- Staff training resources
- Completion certificate
Learning Format
Self-Paced Modules
Learn on your schedule with structured content.
Assessments Included
Test your knowledge with built-in quizzes.
Progress Tracking
Track progress through each module and unit.
Completion Certificates
Earn certificates upon successful completion.
Ready to Get Started?
Begin building practical behavioral science skills today.