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Browse IEP progress monitoring guides, an ABC observation log and BIP planning canvas, accommodation tracking guides, family communication examples, and checklists for caseloads, pilots, and vendor reviews. Start with the resource that matches the work in front of you: classroom tracking, team review, or district evaluation. Free tools sit alongside the guides: a BIP draft builder, printable IEP data sheets, an IEP minutes calculator, and pull-out schedule templates.

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Running an FBA: A Practical Guide for School Teams

A step-by-step FBA process for school teams: triggers, roles, indirect and direct data, building a function hypothesis, and the handoff to a BIP.

Key takeaways

An FBA exists to identify the function of a behavior, not just to describe it.
Start with indirect data (records, interviews) before you spend observation minutes.
Plan direct observation around where and when the behavior is most likely.
A hypothesis is sound when several sources of evidence point the same way.
The FBA summary statement is what the BIP is built to address.

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