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Empowering+Teachers+with+Low+Intensity+Strategies:+Choice,+Opportunities+to+
Respond,+and+Self?monitoring
Robin&Parks&Ennis,&Ph.D.,&BCBA4D
University+of+Alabama+at+BirminghamWendy&Peia&Oakes,&Ph.D.
Arizona+State+UniversityKathleen&Lynne&Lane,&Ph.D.,&BCBA4D
University+of+Kansas
Comprehensive,&Integrated,&Three4Tiered&Model&of&Prevention(Lane,&Kalberg,&&&Menzies,&2009)
Academic Behavioral Social
PBIS+Framework
Validated+Curricula
≈80%
≈15%
≈5%Goal:&Reduce&HarmSpecialized& individual& systems&for&students&with&high4risk
Goal:&Reverse&HarmSpecialized& group&systems&for&students&at4risk
Goal:&Prevent&HarmSchool/classroom4wide& systems&for&all&students,&staff,&&&settings
Primary&Prevention&(Tier&1)&
Secondary&Prevention&(Tier&2)&
Tertiary&Prevention&&(Tier&3)
Basic Classroom ManagementEffective Instruction
Low Intensity Strategies
Comprehensive,+Integrative,Three?tiered+(CI3T)Models+of+Support
Assess,+Design,+Implement,+and
Evaluate+
Behavior+Contracts+Self?Monitoring
? ?Functional+Assessment?Based
Interventions
SchoolwidePositive&Behavior&Support
Low&Intensity&Strategies
Higher&Intensity&Strategies
Assessment
Opportunities to Respond
Behavior Specific Praise
Active Supervision
Instructional Feedback
High p Requests
Precorrection
Incorporating Choice
Self-monitoring
Behavior Contracts
Low$Intensity,Strategies
Agenda
• Low+Intensity+strategies• Examining+the+Effects• Choice,+Opportunities+ to+Respond,+Self?Monitoring
• What+is+the+strategy?• Why+is+it+effective?• What+does+the+supporting+research+say?• What+are+the+benefits+and+challenges?• How+do+I+implement+ it+in+my+classroom?• An+Illustration
Low+Intensity+Strategies
• Easy+to+implement• Compatible+with+any+age+level+or+content+area• Classroom?based+strategies+that+can+be+used+at+Tier+1,+Tier+2,+or+part+of+a+Tier+3+intervention+package
How+well+is+it+working?++++++Examining+the+Effects
How+well+did+this+support+work+for+
this+student?
Experimental+Design
What+do+stakeholders+think+about+the+goals,+
procedures,+and+
outcomes?
Social+Validity
Is+it+happening?
Treatment+Integrity
Low&Intensity&Strategies:A&Look&at&Instructional&Choice
What+is+instructional+choice?
• Instructional+Choice+– “…opportunities+ to+make+choices+means+that+the+student+is+provided+with+two+or+more+options,+is+allowed+to+independently+ select+an+option,+and+is+provided+with+the+selected+option"+(Jolivette,+Stichter,+&+McCormick,+2002,+p.+28).+
• Types+of+instructional+choices+(Rispoli+et+al.,+2013)– Across?activity+choices+– Within?activity+ choices
Examples
Across4activities&Choices• Paper,+presentation,+or+
Youtube video+ to+show+me+what+you+know?
• Which+activity+would+you+like+to+do+first?
• Pick+a+learning+ center?• Make+your+schedule+ for+the+
day.
Within4activity&Choices• Crayons+or+sparkly+markers?• At+your+desk+or+in+the+library?• In+the+reading+corner+or+at+
your+desk?• Work+independently+or+with+a+
partner?• Which+book+would+you+like+to+
read?• Finish+in+class+or+at+home?• Typed+or+handwritten?• Even+or+odds?
2014?2015+STL+CI3T+Training+Project+10
spanish+creme+brulee
• Easy• Little+time• Offers+students+control• Promotes+decision+making+and+other+self?determined+behaviors
Why+is+instructional+choice+effective?
What+does+the+supporting+research+for+instructional+choice+say?
• Increasing+Engagement+and+Decreasing+Disruption+in+Elementary+Self?Contained+Classrooms+(Dunlap+et+al.,+1994)+
• Increasing+Time+On?Task,+Task+Completion,+and+Accuracy+in+Residential+Facilities+(Ramsey,+Jolivette,+Patterson,&+Kennedy,+2010)+
• Increasing+Task+Engagement+and+Improving+Academic+Performance+ in+an+Inclusive+Setting+(Skerbetz &+Kostweicz,+2013)
See+ “Instructional+Choice+Resource+ Guide”+for+additional+ supporting+research+ and+
information.
Supporting+Research
What+are+the+benefits+&+challenges?
Benefits• feasible,+ does+not+require+
excessive+preparation,+is+easy+to+implement,+ and+supports+content+instruction+(Kern+&+State,+2008;+Morgan,+2006;+Ramsey+et+al.,+2010).+
• teaches+self?determined+behaviors
Challenges• challenges+ in+preparing+
independent+ tasks+for+the+time+provided
• important+to+think+about+procedures+for+collecting+and+evaluating+different+types+of+assignments
How&do&I&implement&instructional&choice&in&my&classroom?&&&&&&&&Implementation&Checklist
!
Determine&which&type&of&choices&you&feel&comfortable&offering&and&create&a&menu&of&choices.
Use&the&menu&to&determine&which&type&of&choice&to&add&to&a&particular&lesson.
After&choice&is&built&into&the&lesson,&offer&the&established&choices.&
Step&2
Step&3
Step&1
How&do&I&implement&instructional&choice&in&my&classroom?&&&&&&&&&Implementation&Checklist
Ask&the&student&to&make&his&or&her&choice.
Provide&wait&time&for&the&student&to&select&his&or&her&choice.
Listen&to&(or&observe)&the&student’s&response.
Step&5
Step&6
Step&4
How&do&I&implement&instructional&choice&in&my&classroom?&&&&&&&&&Implementation&Checklist
Prompt&the&student&to&make&a&choice&from&one&of&the&available&options& if&the&student&has¬&made&a&
choice&within&the&time&allotted.
Reinforce&the&student’s&choice,&providing&them&with&the&option&they&selected.
Offer&students&an&opportunity&to&give&feedback&on&the&choice&they&selected.
Step&8
Step&9
Step&7
A&Look&at&Increasing&Opportunities&to&Respond
What+is+OTR?
• Opportunities+ to+respond+(OTR)+is+a+strategy+for+students+to:review+material,+acquire+skill+fluency,+commit+information+ to+memory,+ andincrease+on?task+behavior+ and+reduce+misbehavior.
• Allows+for+frequent+opportunities,+within+a+set+time+period,+to+respond+to+teacher+questions+or+prompts+about+targeted+academic+materials.
• Best+used+when+material+or+concepts+have+been+taught+–promotes+student+engagement+as+they+practice+the+information+or+skill.
• Students+respond+individually+ or+in+unison+(choral).(Lane, Menzies, Ennis, & Oakes, 2015)
Examples
Verbal&Responding&• Choral+Response+ (Haydon+et+
al.,+2009)– Every+student+answers+
question/prompt• Questioning
– Think,+Pair,+Share+– Partners+
Non4Verbal&Responding• Signal
– Thumbs+up/down+• Response+ Card
– Agree/Disagree,+ A/B/C/D,+True/False
• Individual+white+boards• Guided+Notes• Student+Response+ Systems+
(Clickers;+Blood+&+Gulchak,+2013)
Illustration:+Activities+to+demonstrate+knowledge+using+white+boards:+
• Cue:+“Class,+please+solve+for+the+product+of+28+X+4.”+
• Wait:+After+10+seconds:+“Hold+up+your+whiteboards.”+ +Prompt+“What+is+the+answer?”
• Feedback:+“I+see+almost+all+of+you+found+the+correct+answer+is+112.+Nice+work!”+
• Next+Question:+“This+is+individual,+solve+for+the+product+of+32+X+3.”
What+is+OTR?
Why+is+OTR+effective?
• Whole?group+OTR+allows+teacher+to+quickly+determine:– students’+ proficiency+with+the+material,– if+more+practice+ is+needed,+ and+– which+students+ may+require+more+intensive+ supports.
• Promotes+fluency+and+automaticity,+freeing+students+to+tackle+more+complex+concepts.
• Increases+active+participation,+even+during+whole?group+delivery.
• Feedback+is+rapid+and+matter?of?fact,+which+reduces+the+pressure+of+answering+correctly.+“Correct”+or+“That+is+not+correct,+the+answer+is+X”++(Haydon+et+al.,+2010)
(Lane,+ Menzies,+Ennis,+&+Oakes,+ 2015)
What+does+the+supporting+research+for+OTR+say?Increased+Opportunities+ to+Respond
• Effectiveness+demonstrated+from+preschool+to+middle+school+(Godfrey+ et+al.,+2003;+Haydon+&+Hunter,+2011).
• Decreasing+disruptive+behavior+in+an+elementary+self?contained+classroom+(Haydon+et+al.,+2010;+Haydon,+Mancil,+&+Van+Loan,+2009)
• Improving+academic+outcomes+for+students+with+behavior+disorders+(Sutherland,+Alder,+&+Gunter,+2003)+
• Increasing+student+participation+through+choral+responding+(Haydon+&+Hunter,+2011)+
What+are+the+benefits+and+challenges?
Benefits• efficient+• engaging+• facilitates+participation+of+all+
students• pacing+promotes+fluency• Supports+target+75?80%+
academic+engaged+time• widely+ applicable
Challenges• initially+ requires+advance+
preparation+as+a+sufficient+number+of+prompts+or+questions+have+to+be+created+before+beginning+the+lesson
• shifting+to+a+rapid+pace+of+instruction
Three? five+OTR+per+min,+so+the+teacher+must+ practice+moving+through+a+lesson+ quickly+to+ensure+the+pace+has+sufficient+momentum,+ but+not+so+rapid+that+students+ are+lost+(Kounin, 1970; Lane, Menzies, Ennis, & Oakes, 2015; Sutherland & Wright, 2013; Walker & Severson, 1992)
How&do&I&implement&opportunities&to&respond&in&my&classroom?&&&&&&&&&
Implementation&Checklist
Identify&the&lesson&content&to&be&taught&and&the&instructional&objective.
Prepare&a&list&of&questions,&prompts,&or&cues&related&to&the&content.&
Determine&the&modality&by&which&content&will&be&delivered.
Determine&the&modality&by&which&students&will&respond.
Step&2
Step&3
Step&4
Step&1
Explain&to&students&how&the&format&works&and&the&rationale&for&using&it.
Conduct& the&lesson&with&a&minimum&of&three&opportunities& to&respond&per&minute&using&either&single4student&or&unison& responding.&
Respond&to&student&answers&with&evaluative&and&encouraging&feedback.
Offer&students&an&opportunity& to&give&feedback.
Step&6
Step&7
Step&8
Step&5
How do I implement opportunities to respond in my classroom? Implementation Checklist
Low&Intensity&Strategies:A&Look&at&Self4Monitoring
What+is+self?monitoring?
• A+two?stage+process+of+observing+and+recording+one’s+behavior+wherein+(a)+the+student+discriminates+occurrence/non?occurrence+of+a+target+behavior,+and+(b)+s/he+self?records+some+aspect+of+the+target+behavior+(Mace,/Belfiore,/&/Hutchinson,/2001)
• Self?monitoring+ (SM)+was+the+low?intensity+strategy+chosen+by+the+participating+teachers+at+Pendleton+Elementary
• Easy• Little+time• Offers+students+control• Promotes+self?evaluation+and+goal+setting
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Why+is+self?monitoring+effective?
What+does+the+supporting+research+for+self?monitoring+say?
• Decrease+in+problem+behavior;+increases+in+appropriately+requesting+reinforcement+(Kern/et/al.,/2001)
• Decreases+disruptive+behavior (Blood/et/al,./2011)• Increases+in+homework+completion,+accuracy,+and+math+
achievement;+decreases+in+perceived+homework+problems+(Cancio,/West,/Young,/2004)
• Increases+in+on?task+behavior (AmatoDZech,/Hoff,/&/Doepke,/2006)
• Increases+in+compliance+(Lane/et/al.,/2007)• Increases+in+on?task+behavior;+decreases+in+disruptive+
behavior+(Blood/et/al.,/2011)
What+are+the+benefits+&+challenges?
Benefits• can+be+used+to+monitor+
progress+in+academics,+behavior,+or+social+skills+(Hirsch,+Ennis,+&+McDaniel,+2013)
• promotes+metacognition+and+goal+setting+(Menzies,+Lane,+&+Lee,+2009)
• effective+ for+students+with+multiple+needs+(Lane,+2004)
Challenges• requires+preplanning
– operationalizing+ target+behaviors
– developing+ a+self?monitoring+form
• students+may+need+instruction+and+prompting+on+how+to+accurately+self?monitor(Menzies,+Lane,+&+Lee,+2009)
2014?2015+ STL+CI3T+Training+ Project+ 31
How&do&I&implement&self4monitoring& in&my&classroom?& &&&&&&&Implementation& Checklist
!
Identify&and&operationally&define&the&target&behavior.
Design&the&self4monitoring&procedures,&including&a&monitoring&form.
Teach&the&student&the&self4monitoring&procedures.
Step&2
Step&3
Step&1
How&do&I&implement&self4monitoring&in&my&classroom?&&&&&&&&&Implementation&Checklist
Set&individual&goals&for&student&performance,&including&a&reinforcement&procedure&for&meeting&
goals.
Have&students&self4monitor&their&performance.
Review&students’&self4monitoring&skills,&reteach&as&needed.
Step&5
Step&6
Step&4
How&do&I&implement&instructional&choice&in&my&classroom?&&&&&&&&&Implementation&Checklist
Provide&students&with&reinforcement&for&meeting&self4monitoring&goals.
Monitor&student&performance.
Offer&students&an&opportunity&to&give&feedback&on&the&self4monitoring&process.
Step&8
Step&9
Step&7
Low&Intensity&Strategies&to&Support&Instruction
Future+Directions
• Future+replications+with+limited+university+support– Across+content+areas– Across+grade+levels– Across+student+characteristics+ (e.g.,+students+with+externalizing/internalizing+ behaviors)
• Develop+a+uniform+planning+and+professional+model+for+supporting+teachers+to+conduct+research
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