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Christine Cuervo
Sarah McClain-Fowler

A behavioral tracking system that supplements
behavior management plans for special education
students.
A web based program that allows for teacher/parent
communication via email in regards to behavioral
tracking.
A program with multiple components such as
behavioral modules , student and teacher tracking
sheets and informational resources for your school
campus
What is Review 360?
To train teachers in R360 in order to assist with classroom
management and individualized management plans.

Every SEC (Severe Emotional Disturbance) teacher in Clark
County School District uses R360 for behavioral data.

R360 is by student license, not teacher license. A student license
will be given if the student shows the need for behavioral
data/programs.

Even if a teacher doesnt have a student on R360, they can still
use all of the learning modules and resources.

Sarahs Job?
Review 360 is used for a student that has severe behaviors
that specifially detail the following:
Physical and Verbal Aggression
Non-Compliant Behaviors
A management plan was developed for this student to be monitored
for 3 behavioral objectives.
Objectives are tracked and incidences are reported so they
can be graphed accordingly.
This information is used for the students Individual Education Plan.
Description for Christines Job
Targeted Behavior: Verbally/Physically threatens peers and adults
Objective/Replacement Behavior: Engaged in appropriate conversations with peers and adults

Strategy that can be used: Aggression Action Plan (Review360 Strategy)
Aggression is a serious behavior problem and should be addressed with an Aggression
Action Plan.
An aggression action plan should be use to prevent physical harm to self and others, as well
as assist the student in regaining emotional control.
Aggression Action Plans are crucial in the management of physically aggressive behaviors
that could harm the student or others. As the student becomes increasingly at risk for an
outburst they usually exhibit early warning signs that take the form of verbal statements
(threats) or obvious physical signs of stress (moving into others space, stomping, etc.). By
becoming sensitive to those cues you will be better prepared to initiate an Aggression
action plan.
An Aggression action plan should be a part of the students Behavior Intervention Plan
(BIP) when warranted and include both prevention and intervention methods.



Example of a Behavior Management
Objective
Graphs/Samples of Student Data that
can be taken
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