Challenging Behavior in the Classroom

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Addressing Challenging Behavior

Challenging behavior is often one of the biggest frustrations for special educators. The podcast series on addressing challenging behavior will walk you through the process of determining the function of the behavior and what to do about it. Blog posts can help you explore how to assess behavior and prevent it. And resources provide tools for implementing those strategies effectively in your classroom.

Specialized Resources

I Can Handle Making Mistakes Behavior Toolkit cover, showing social stories booklets, numbered cards, and a contingency map. Text and images promote managing mistakes positively. Suitable for classroom or autism resources.

I Can Handle Making Mistakes Behavioral Toolkit with Social Narratives

Behavioral
Toolkit

A collage shows self-regulation teaching materials for autism, including illustrated social stories, visual support cards with emotions and actions, and labeled sections like “Break” and “Breathe.” Text highlights tools for teaching self-regulation.

Calm Down Tools: Social Stories and Visual Supports for Self-Regulation

Tools for Teaching
Self-Regulation

Colorful promotional image for Punch Out Reinforcer Cards, showing a hole punch, cards with trains, and a ring of yellow cards for encouraging positive behaviors. Includes black-and-white and color card versions.

Punch-Out Reinforcement Cards for Behavior Management

Reinforcement
Cards

Meet Christine Reeve

Ph.D., BCBA-D

From running Autism Classroom Resources, to creating teacher resources on TeachersPayTeachers as Autism Classroom News, my passion has always been about bringing special educators together and helping them serve their students in the best ways they can. I have spent the last 20 years working with a wide variety of special education programs as a behavior specialist, an administrator, and primarily as a trainer and consultant. Teachers should never feel like they teach on an island. I want to change that by providing a site where special educators can come together to learn ways to make their jobs easier, to support each other, and to put the excitement back in their teaching.

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