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Behavior Blueprints: Creating meaningful plans with the Kids at the Core. (Functional Behavior Assessment and Behavior Plans)

  • Behavior Challenges & Intervention

Course Description

Students will explore the use of reliable, research based methods of data collection and behavioral assessment techniques to conduct a Functional Behavioral Assessment. They will take the information from the FBA and construct a Behavior Intervention Plan.  Students will learn basic principles of Applied Behavioral Analysis and Cognitive Behavioral Theory as well as the role they play in the process. They will learn how to incorporate behavior interventions beyond tangible incentives.  Behavior interventions that address coping skills, self-advocacy, self-awareness and self-efficacy. Furthermore, there will be the opportunity to learn how to collaborate, cooperate and team with parents, teachers, counselors and instructional aides to ensure the needs of all are met.

Audience: Educators Pre-K through grade 12 with a Bachelors Degree

Session Information

Oct 11 - Dec 13 2025

Instructors

Ryanne Spaulding, M.Ed.
Instructor

Ryanne Spaulding, M.Ed.

Ryanne Spaulding, M.Ed.
Instructor

Ryanne Spaulding, M.Ed.

Ryanne Spaulding has a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education from the College of St. Rose in Albany, New York (2000) and a Master’s Degree in Special Education from Castleton University (2004).

Over her 20 years of teaching experience, Ryanne has served in many roles. She has worked at a residential school for students diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, as a general education teacher, a special educator, and currently as a consulting teacher for social and emotional instruction and support. In addition to the consulting teacher role, she serves as the team leader in the implementation process of Restorative practices in grades K-2 for Rutland City Public Schools. She has extensive experience with conducting functional behavioral assessments and developing behavior intervention plans. Over the years, she has worked closely with classroom teachers in the general education environment (K-4) as well as with teachers in alternative classroom settings to develop social and emotional strategies for use will all students. She has been awarded UVM teacher of the year in 2018 and has been nominated for Vermont State Teacher of the year in 2013. She looks forward to sharing her experience and educational strategies with you.

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