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<blockquote data-quote="TiredSoul" data-source="post: 585581" data-attributes="member: 3930"><p>Can you give me an idea of a specific goal that would "increase appropriate behavior"? He basically has a problem responding appropriately when something doesn't go his way, when he feels rejected, (if someone doesn't want to hang out with him at recess or wants to play something different) or if he thinks someone purposely bumped/tripped/spilled something on him, or if he thinks something is unfair or he doesn't get a run/hit/base/goal/etc. and thinks he should have. He has NEVER had an FBA or BIP.</p><p></p><p>Here is something I found online:</p><p></p><p>Annual Goal #11 ___________ will identify and manage feelings (i.e., anger, anxiety, stress</p><p>,</p><p>frustration) on a daily basis with _________ frequency as measured by _____________.</p><p>Objective #1 Identify behaviors that cause others to become angry (e.g.., calling others names,</p><p>tattling, making unkind remarks and discussing others).</p><p>Objective #2 Express anger appropriately by using words to state feelings.</p><p>Objective #3 Ask adult for help or move away to a quiet area (voluntary time out).</p><p>Objective #4 Follow the direction to take a time out when asked by teacher.</p><p>Objective #5 Respond to teasing from peers appropriately.</p><p>Objective #6 Control temper in conflict situations with adults.</p><p>Objective #7 Receive feedback appropriately.</p><p>Objective #8 Listen to the opinion of a peer without interrupting or walking away.</p><p>Objective #9 Seek help appropriately.</p><p>Objective #10 State how his/her behavior affects others.</p><p>Objective #11 Identify way(s) to ease frustration in hypothetical situations.</p><p>Objective #12 Identify signs of frustration in self.</p><p>Objective #13 Name ways people show approval/disapproval.</p><p>Objective #14 Describe situation's) in which student experiences a given emotion.</p><p>Objective #15 Describe condition(s) which make the student feel angry.</p><p>Objective #16 Distinguish between fact, rational belief and irrational belief.</p><p>Objective #17 Manage unreasonable fears.</p><p>Objective #18 Name alternative, appropriate ways to express emotions (pleasure, anger, and/or frustration).</p><p>Objective #19 Express emotions appropriate to given situations.</p><p>Objective #20 Describe feelings or mood when asked.</p><p>Objective #21 Correctly identify emotions (happy, scared, angry, sad, etc.) from a set of pictures.</p><p>Objective #22 Continue to maintain appropriate behavior even when frustrated.</p><p>Objective #23 Identify signs of anxiety and stress in self and others.</p><p>Objective #24 Practice methods to reduce anxiety and stress in real and simulated situations.</p><p>Objective #25 Use appropriate methods to reduce anxiety and stress in real and simulated situations.</p><p>Objective #26 Demonstrate self-control as directed by the teacher in role playing situation.</p><p>Objective #27 Identify situations which lead to stress.</p><p>Objective #28 Name alternative ways to handle frustration.</p><p>Objective #29 Identify behaviors which demonstrate self-control.</p><p>Objective #30 State a complaint appropriately.</p><p>Objective #31 Answer a complaint appropriately.</p><p>Objective #32 Respond to persuasion appropriately.</p><p>Objective #33 Respond to failure appropriately.</p><p>Objective #34 Respond to accusation appropriately.</p><p>Objective #35 Accept NO for an answer.</p><p>Objective #36 Say NO to an inappropriate/unreasonable request(s).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TiredSoul, post: 585581, member: 3930"] Can you give me an idea of a specific goal that would "increase appropriate behavior"? He basically has a problem responding appropriately when something doesn't go his way, when he feels rejected, (if someone doesn't want to hang out with him at recess or wants to play something different) or if he thinks someone purposely bumped/tripped/spilled something on him, or if he thinks something is unfair or he doesn't get a run/hit/base/goal/etc. and thinks he should have. He has NEVER had an FBA or BIP. Here is something I found online: Annual Goal #11 ___________ will identify and manage feelings (i.e., anger, anxiety, stress , frustration) on a daily basis with _________ frequency as measured by _____________. Objective #1 Identify behaviors that cause others to become angry (e.g.., calling others names, tattling, making unkind remarks and discussing others). Objective #2 Express anger appropriately by using words to state feelings. Objective #3 Ask adult for help or move away to a quiet area (voluntary time out). Objective #4 Follow the direction to take a time out when asked by teacher. Objective #5 Respond to teasing from peers appropriately. Objective #6 Control temper in conflict situations with adults. Objective #7 Receive feedback appropriately. Objective #8 Listen to the opinion of a peer without interrupting or walking away. Objective #9 Seek help appropriately. Objective #10 State how his/her behavior affects others. Objective #11 Identify way(s) to ease frustration in hypothetical situations. Objective #12 Identify signs of frustration in self. Objective #13 Name ways people show approval/disapproval. Objective #14 Describe situation's) in which student experiences a given emotion. Objective #15 Describe condition(s) which make the student feel angry. Objective #16 Distinguish between fact, rational belief and irrational belief. Objective #17 Manage unreasonable fears. Objective #18 Name alternative, appropriate ways to express emotions (pleasure, anger, and/or frustration). Objective #19 Express emotions appropriate to given situations. Objective #20 Describe feelings or mood when asked. Objective #21 Correctly identify emotions (happy, scared, angry, sad, etc.) from a set of pictures. Objective #22 Continue to maintain appropriate behavior even when frustrated. Objective #23 Identify signs of anxiety and stress in self and others. Objective #24 Practice methods to reduce anxiety and stress in real and simulated situations. Objective #25 Use appropriate methods to reduce anxiety and stress in real and simulated situations. Objective #26 Demonstrate self-control as directed by the teacher in role playing situation. Objective #27 Identify situations which lead to stress. Objective #28 Name alternative ways to handle frustration. Objective #29 Identify behaviors which demonstrate self-control. Objective #30 State a complaint appropriately. Objective #31 Answer a complaint appropriately. Objective #32 Respond to persuasion appropriately. Objective #33 Respond to failure appropriately. Objective #34 Respond to accusation appropriately. Objective #35 Accept NO for an answer. Objective #36 Say NO to an inappropriate/unreasonable request(s). [/QUOTE]
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