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All ResourcesWhat Does a Behavior Support Specialist Do?
Behavior support specialists—who are often Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs)—play a crucial role in schools, clinics, and care settings. They help students and individuals develop positive…
What Is a Behavior Planning Tool?
Supporting student behavior in schools takes more than good instincts, it requires a structured, collaborative approach rooted in thoughtful planning. If you’ve ever developed a Behavior…
IEP vs. 504: 5 Key Differences—and How They Support Student Behavior
When a student struggles with behavior at school, one of the first questions teams often ask is: Should we consider a 504 plan or an IEP?…
What is an IEP Progress Report?
For students with disabilities, the Individualized Education Program (IEP) is more than a plan—it’s a legal commitment to helping them achieve meaningful, measurable outcomes. A critical…
How to Align IEP Goals with Replacement Behaviors to Support Student Growth
Once your team has defined a clear target behavior, matched it with a functionally aligned replacement behavior, and begun planning how to teach it, another valuable practice…
5 Target Behavior Examples That Will Improve Your BIP
When it comes to behavior support in schools, getting clear on the problem behavior is the first critical step. But too often, teams use vague language…
What are Self Advocacy IEP Goals?
At the heart of every educational goal lies a simple but profound mission: to help students become independent, socially responsible, and self-directed individuals. Whether we’re teaching…
5 Behavior IEP Goals Examples
We know strong behavior IEP goals are the foundation of effective behavior plans—but implementation is where the real change happens. That’s where Behavior Goal Scaling comes…
Understanding SEL Goals for IEPs: What Are They and How To Use Them
Social-emotional learning (SEL) is no longer a "nice-to-have" in today's schools—it's a fundamental part of student development and academic success. For students receiving special education services,…
5 Legally Required IEP Team Members You Need to Know
1. Parent or Guardian The parent or guardian is a required participant in every IEP meeting. This isn't just a courtesy—involving parents is mandated by law.…
IEP Goal Bank: 10+ Measurable Goals You Can Start Using Right Away
Creating strong IEP behavior goals isn’t just about checking a compliance box—it’s about designing supports that actually help students make progress. When goals are vague or…
How to Write Effective Behavior IEP Goals
Setting clear, meaningful goals is one of the most powerful tools we have for behavior change. Whether you're trying to build healthier habits or helping a…