The Autism Helper Podcast1 Juli 2019

Episode 32: Data (Step 5 in the 7 Steps for Setting Up a Stellar Autism Room)

Yes - data collection needs its own step in the classroom setup process because it is that important. Data should be the backbone of your classroom. You should embed your data collection system into your classroom setup process. Make it something thoughtful and purposeful not an afterthought.

In this episode, we review best practices and tips for setting up academic and behavior data. For academic data, decide if organization by student or by center is best for your (hint: there’s no wrong answer). Organization is key because you need the time between your student doing a behavior to your pen hitting the data sheet to be minimal. For behavior data, learn more about my top 3 tips: keep it easy, keep it central, and make a team endeavor. Whatever stage you are at in the data collection process, this episode will challenge you to make it more efficient and streamlined.

Links:

TAH Data Blog Posts: https://theautismhelper.com/category/behavior/data/

Making Data Collection Quick & Easy: https://theautismhelper.com/making-data-collection-quick-easy/

Paraprofessional Run IEP Center: https://theautismhelper.com/paraprofessional-run-iep-goal-station/

Taking Data on Extreme Behaviors: https://theautismhelper.com/taking-data-extreme-behaviors/

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