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Navigating the Functional Behavioral Assessment Behavior Support Plan can feel overwhelming, but this guide will provide you with clear, step-by-step instructions to complete the form online effectively. By following these guidelines, you will ensure that all necessary information is captured accurately to support students' behavioral needs.

Follow the steps to complete the Functional Behavioral Assessment Behavior Support Plan.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor. This will allow you to access the necessary fields to complete the assessment.
2. Begin by filling in the student’s information at the top of the form, including their name, grade, age, ID number, school, and the date of the assessment.
3. List the team members involved in this assessment, ensuring that you include teacher, parent, student, psychologist, social worker, counselor, and any other relevant professionals.
4. In the 'Student Profile' section, detail the student's strengths in social-emotional and academic areas, as well as the needs they may have.
5. For step 1 of the assessment, interview teachers, staff, and parents to describe the problem behavior, its frequency, duration, and level of disruption.
6. Move on to the 'Antecedent' section, describing when, where, and with whom the problem behaviors are most likely to occur.
7. Summarize the antecedent and setting events that typically trigger the behaviors, detailing any specific conditions that may worsen the situation.
8. Describe the consequences of the behavior in the provided section, noting the reactions from teachers, peers, and any disciplinary actions taken.
9. Propose testable explanations for the behaviors by following the structure of listing setting events, behaviors, antecedents, and consequences.
10. Rate your confidence in the explanations provided, including whether there was agreement among team members on the setting events and behaviors.
11. Conduct observations and collect data through the defined methods, specifying who will be responsible for collecting this data, both at school and home.
12. Once observations are completed, confirm or modify the testable explanations based on collective findings from interviews and data.
13. Build a competing behavior pathway, outlining desired behaviors, instructional strategies, and environmental management techniques.
14. If necessary, complete the crisis intervention plan, detailing pre-crisis strategies, interventions during escalations, and strategies during outbursts.
15. Conclude by specifying how the plan will be evaluated, identifying responsible individuals, and establishing follow-up meeting dates.
16. Finally, communicate the behavior intervention plan to all relevant parties to ensure everyone is informed of the steps being taken.

Complete your Functional Behavioral Assessment Behavior Support Plan online today to ensure a coordinated approach to student support.