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Education Insights: Focus on Behavior
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Education Insights: Focus on Behavior episodes
- Episode 44- Put Me In Coach
Welcome to the Education Insights: Focus on Behavior podcast! We are here to talk about all things behavior in the world of education. We take the science of behavior and break it down for educators into easily implementable steps, and we’re excited to spend some time with you! Get ready to talk through behavior, what works, what doesn’t work and how we can all improve our work in schools so we as educators can be more fulfilled and our students can be more successful.
Do you have a question or comment? Join the conversation by emailing [email protected].
This episode's featured resource is the Bright Morning Team website, available at https://www.brightmorningteam.com/.
Additional resources including videos, social media content, and our ever expanding video vocab dictionary are available at www.cebisva.org.
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Special thanks to Jack Irwin for our podcast theme!
37 min - Episode 43- Good PD: The Good and the Bad
Welcome to the Education Insights: Focus on Behavior podcast! We are here to talk about all things behavior in the world of education. We take the science of behavior and break it down for educators into easily implementable steps, and we’re excited to spend some time with you! Get ready to talk through behavior, what works, what doesn’t work and how we can all improve our work in schools so we as educators can be more fulfilled and our students can be more successful.
Do you have a question or comment? Join the conversation by emailing [email protected].
This episode's featured resource is theObservation Checklist for High-Quality Professional Development—Version 3.3 (HQPD Checklist
Additional resources including videos, social media content, and our ever expanding video vocab dictionary are available at www.cebisva.org.
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Special thanks to Jack Irwin for our podcast theme!
28 min - Episode 42- Giving Great Feedback
Welcome to the Education Insights: Focus on Behavior podcast! We are here to talk about all things behavior in the world of education. We take the science of behavior and break it down for educators into easily implementable steps, and we’re excited to spend some time with you! Get ready to talk through behavior, what works, what doesn’t work and how we can all improve our work in schools so we as educators can be more fulfilled and our students can be more successful.
Do you have a question or comment? Join the conversation by emailing [email protected].
This episode's featured resource is the Performance Diagnostic Checklist- Human Services edition, available widely online and at https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3680147/
Additional resources including videos, social media content, and our ever expanding video vocab dictionary are available at www.cebisva.org.
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Special thanks to Jack Irwin for our podcast theme!
33 min - BEST OF Education Insights: Episode 18: Your Own Behavior
Enjoy this classic epsiode from the Education Insights: Focus on Behavior archives!
Welcome to the Education Insights: Focus on Behavior podcast! We are here to talk about all things behavior in the world of education. We take the science of behavior and break it down for educators into easily implementable steps, and we’re excited to spend some time with you! Get ready to talk through behavior, what works, what doesn’t work and how we can all improve our work in schools so we as educators can be more fulfilled and our students can be more successful.
Do you have a question or comment? Join the conversation by emailing [email protected].
Check out the featured resources highlighted in today's episode:
UNH Connect Mood Meter: https://unhconnect.unh.edu/s/1518/images/gid4/editor_documents/moodmeter-2020.pdf?gid=4&pgid=61&sessionid=5757acf4-fcc2-44f3-b591-8ba2f64a0f2f&cc=1 Additional Reference:
Layden, S. J., Crowson, T., & Hayden, K. E. (2023). A 30-year systematic review of self-monitoring as a strategy to improve teacher performance. Journal of Special Education, 57(1), 47-58. https://doi.org/10.1177/00224669221113542Additional resources including videos, social media content, and our ever-expanding video vocab dictionary are available at www.cebisva.org.
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Special thanks to Jack Irwin for our podcast theme!
35 min - Episode 41- Strategy Showdown- Differential Reinforcement
It's a Strategy Showdown! This special episode of Education Insights: Focus on Behavior puts two popular prompting strategies head-to head: DRA and DRI. Both live under the same "differential reinforcement" umbrella, but the way they work in a classroom? Pretty different. We're breaking down what sets them apart, where each one shines, and helping you figure out which might be the better fit for your students.
You're the Judge
This is a Showdown episode, which means we're handing the decision to you. After listening, think about your own classroom: your students' needs, your instructional goals, and your teaching style. There's no wrong answer here — just the right fit for your room.
Additional resources including videos, social media content, and our ever-expanding video vocab dictionary are available at www.cebisva.org.
Follow us on social media for content announcements, resources from our partners, and more!
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Special thanks to Jack Irwin for our podcast theme!
17 min - Episode 40- Three of Everything
Welcome to the Education Insights: Focus on Behavior podcast! We are here to talk about all things behavior in the world of education. We take the science of behavior and break it down for educators into easily implementable steps, and we’re excited to spend some time with you! Get ready to talk through behavior, what works, what doesn’t work and how we can all improve our work in schools so we as educators can be more fulfilled and our students can be more successful.
Do you have a question or comment? Join the conversation by emailing [email protected].
This episode's featured resources are the mailing lists, available for FREE from these different partners:
Virginia TTACs: https://ttaconline.org/
VCU Autism Center for Education: https://vcuautismcenter.org/
TeacherDirect from the Virginia Department of Education: https://www.doe.virginia.gov/teaching-learning-assessment/teacherdirect
Additional resources including videos, social media content, and our ever expanding video vocab dictionary are available at www.cebisva.org.
Follow us on social media for content announcements, resources from our partners, and more!
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Special thanks to Jack Irwin for our podcast theme!
14 min - Episode 39- Strategy Showdown- Prompting
It's a Strategy Showdown! This special episode of Education Insights: Focus on Behavior puts two popular prompting strategies head-to-head: verbal prompting and gestural prompting. Both live under the same "prompting" umbrella, but the way they work in a classroom? Pretty different. We're breaking down what sets them apart, where each one shines, and helping you figure out which might be the better fit for your students.
What We Cover:
- A quick refresher on what prompting is and why teachers rely on it
- How verbal prompting works — using spoken words, cues, or instructions to guide a student toward the desired behavior or response
- How gestural prompting works — using physical cues like pointing, nodding, or hand signals to guide a student without saying a word
- Real classroom scenarios for each strategy
- The honest pros and cons of both — including the "yeah, but what if they become dependent on the prompt?" conversation
- Factors to help you decide which approach fits your classroom culture, grade level, and current behavior goals
You're the Judge
This is a Showdown episode, which means we're handing the decision to you. After listening, think about your own classroom: your students' needs, your instructional goals, and your teaching style. There's no wrong answer here — just the right fit for your room.Additional resources including videos, social media content, and our ever-expanding video vocab dictionary are available at www.cebisva.org.
Follow us on social media for content announcements, resources from our partners, and more!
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BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/cebisva.bsky.social
Special thanks to Jack Irwin for our podcast theme!
16 min - BEST OF Education Insights: Focus On Behavior- Resource Roundup
Welcome to a very special episode of Education Insights: Focus on Behavior! On this episode, Daria, Daniel, and Emily are spotlighting resource repositories that are worth exploring for support and professional development across a variety of topics. Featured in this episode are:
The Virginia Commonwealth University Autism Center for Education (VCU ACE) at https://vcuautismcenter.org/
Training and Technical Assistance Center (TTAC) Online at https://ttaconline.org/
The Cooperative for Effective Behavior Intervention and Supports at cebisva.org
The IRIS Center at https://iris.peabody.vanderbilt.edu/
The Center on PBIS at pbis.org
Do you have a question or comment? Join the conversation by emailing [email protected]. Additional resources including videos, social media content, and our ever-expanding video vocab dictionary are available at www.cebisva.org.Follow us on social media for content announcements, resources from our partners, and more!
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Special thanks to Jack Irwin for our podcast theme!
11 min - Episode 38- Signs Signs Everywhere
Welcome to the Education Insights: Focus on Behavior podcast! We are here to talk about all things behavior in the world of education. We take the science of behavior and break it down for educators into easily implementable steps, and we’re excited to spend some time with you! Get ready to talk through behavior, what works, what doesn’t work and how we can all improve our work in schools so we as educators can be more fulfilled and our students can be more successful.
Do you have a question or comment? Join the conversation by emailing [email protected].
This episode's featured resource is the Guide to a System of Prompts, available here: https://centerontransition.org/resources/publications/download.cfm?id=82
Additional resources including videos, social media content, and our ever expanding video vocab dictionary are available at www.cebisva.org.
Follow us on social media for content announcements, resources from our partners, and more!
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Special thanks to Jack Irwin for our podcast theme!
24 min - Episode 37- Strategy Showdown- Group Contingencies
It's a Strategy Showdown! This special episode of Education Insights: Focus on Behavior puts two popular classroom behavior management approaches head-to-head: independent group contingencies and interdependent group contingencies. Both live under the same "group contingency" umbrella, but the way they work in a classroom? Pretty different. We're breaking down what sets them apart, where each one shines, and helping you figure out which might be the better fit for your students.
What We Cover
- A quick refresher on what group contingencies are and why teachers love them
- How independent group contingencies work — same goal, same reward criteria, but each student earns it (or doesn't) on their own
- How interdependent group contingencies work — the whole group succeeds or struggles together based on collective behavior
- Real classroom scenarios for each strategy
- The honest pros and cons of both — including the "yeah, but what about that one kid?" conversation
- Factors to help you decide which approach fits your classroom culture, grade level, and current behavior goals
You're the Judge
This is a Showdown episode, which means we're handing the decision to you. After listening, think about your own classroom: your group dynamics, your students' needs, and your management style. There's no wrong answer here — just the right fit for your room.
Do you have a question or comment? Join the conversation by emailing [email protected].
Additional resources including videos, social media content, and our ever expanding video vocab dictionary are available at www.cebisva.org.
Follow us on social media for content announcements, resources from our partners, and more!
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Special thanks to Jack Irwin for our podcast theme!
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About Education Insights: Focus on Behavior
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The Education Insights: Focus on Behavior podcast explores a variety of issues and topics related to behavior analysts working in school settings. In each episode, Dr. Selena Layden, Daniel Irwin, and…
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