The ultimate list for educators and parents to help with kids and teens with oppositional, defiant and challenging behaviors.

It’s true. I don’t use a clip chart as a behavior system. Are you still reading or did you click out already? I know. I’m such a rebel. So is Jen over at The Teacher’s Cauldron. She recently talked about her behavior system which is not a clip chart either. She inspired me to ... Read More about I Don’t Use a Clip Chart. Please Don’t Throw Rotten Tomatoes.

Do you need help understanding how to write and implement behavior interventions in your classroom? This post outlines what a behavior intervention plan in education is and gives simple BIP implementation tips for teachers plus free behavior plan templates, an example plan, and documentation forms.

Every year I get that one kiddo. The sweet-as-pie child that just can't contain his excitement when they know the answer to a question I've posed...especially when the answer is not quite correct and ends up misleading her classmates. He blurts out his answer the instant the question has been completed,

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Behavior plan flowcharts are invaluable tools for any BCBA, special education teacher, or ABA classroom educator. By visually organizing behavior intervention plans into clear, actionable steps, flowcharts make it easier for all staff members to follow consistent strategies, even in high-stress moments. When these flowcharts are customized around the specific functions of behavior—such as attention-seeking or escape—they empower staff to implement targeted, effective interventions.