A tool for your toolbox Visual strategy to support students Consequence maps Contingency maps Behavior maps What are consequence maps Helps students to visualize consequences of actions Gives you and the student ID: 532896
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Consequence Maps
A tool for your toolboxSlide2
Visual strategy to support students
Consequence maps
Contingency maps
Behavior mapsSlide3
What are consequence maps?
Helps students to
visualize consequences
of actions
Gives you and the student
common vocabulary
Helps student
think about
the potential consequences of behavior so they can (possibly) make better decisions
Helps the student to “
remember
” he has alternate behavior choices
Might be a way to
redirect
as a reactive strategySlide4Slide5Slide6
Steps to implementation
Define
the
situation
Define the behavior you
don’t
want to see and the behavior you
do
want to see
Make sure the behavior you want to see addresses the message of the behavior.
Create the
map
.
Teach
the map.
Don’t talk too much.
Practice it.
Keep it in a
visible
location.
How about a mini-map?
Review
either at set times or at times when the behavior may be an issue.
Should you use it if the student is rumbling?Slide7
What goes on the map?Slide8
Another way to think about it.Slide9Slide10
ExampleSlide11Slide12
Make your own
On your own or with a partner (or two)
Want a scenario?