What to Do about Children’s Persistent Challenging Behaviors? TEACH!
Brief Biography
Daniel Crimmins,is Director of the Center for Leadership in Disability and the GaLEND Program, and Clinical Professor in the School of Public Health at Georgia State University. Dr. Crimmins was trained as a clinical psychologist and has worked extensively in special education settings with children with challenging behavior and autism or related disabilities. Over time, his work has broadened to focus on individualized supports needed by all children. He has a deep interest in eduction and disability policy as they relate to the implementation of evidence-based practices. Stacey Ramirez is the Director of Individual and Family Supports and Coordinator of the Autism Plan for Georgia Implementation at the Center for Leadership in Disability at Georgia State University. She is the mother of three boys, one of whom has autism and has served as a parent mentor and advocate. Her work has focused on person-centered planning and community building to ensure opportunity for people with disabilities.
Highest Degree of Presenter(s)
Crimmins, Ph.D.
Ramirez, B.S.
Presentation Abstract
This will be an extended session to allow parents and teachers to conduct a preliminary assessment of one child's behavior and develop an initial behavior intervention plan. We will use the Brief Behavior Questionnaire and Intervention Plan (BBQuIP) to guide our efforts. The focus of the session will be to identify the communicative function of one child's persistent behaviors, select ways to prevent the behavior, and select one or more replacement skills to be taught. This is a lot to accomplish in a short time, so come to this session ready to work!
Recommended Citation
Crimmins, Daniel and Ramirez, Stacey, "What to Do about Children’s Persistent Challenging Behaviors? TEACH!" (2014). Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support Conference. 19.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/gapbs/2014/2014/19
What to Do about Children’s Persistent Challenging Behaviors? TEACH!
Student Center-Lanier
This will be an extended session to allow parents and teachers to conduct a preliminary assessment of one child's behavior and develop an initial behavior intervention plan. We will use the Brief Behavior Questionnaire and Intervention Plan (BBQuIP) to guide our efforts. The focus of the session will be to identify the communicative function of one child's persistent behaviors, select ways to prevent the behavior, and select one or more replacement skills to be taught. This is a lot to accomplish in a short time, so come to this session ready to work!
