Behaviour that Challenges Unit 2

Which of the following behaviours may indicate that a child is becoming dysregulated? (Multiple answers)

• Clenching of the jaw

• Becoming quiet and withdrawn

• Being polite

• Listening to instructions

What can you do to recognise patterns of behaviour?

• Ask the class teacher

• Speak to the child

• Observe behaviour and create a behaviour 'diary'

• Speak to the Head Teacher

Which of the following are positive classroom management strategies?

• Raising your voice

• Using 'Class Dojo'

• Using targeted praise e.g. 'I like the way you were polite to your friend.'

• Sending children out the class

What is the definition of 'proactive' behaviour strategies?

• Strategies that prevent behaviour that challenges from occurring by addressing an individual's triggers and avoidance strategies

• Strategies that praise the individual

• Responding to a behaviour that challenges incident

• Telling the individual off

What is the definition of 'reactive' behaviour strategies?

• Following routines carefully to prevent behaviour that challenges

• Letting the class teacher deal with behaviour that challenges alone

• Strategies that respond to behaviour that challenges and de-escalate behaviour

• Strategies that are upsetting and ineffective

What is a Behaviour Support Plan?

• A Behaviour Support Plan is a legal document for court proceedings.
• A Behaviour Support Plan is a financial plan for managing expenses.
• A Behaviour Support Plan is a structured document that outlines strategies to support individuals with challenging behaviours.

• A Behaviour Support Plan is a type of medication for behavioural issues.

Why are 'person-centred' approaches important? (Tick all that apply)

• They take into account the specific needs and interests of the individual

• They take longer to plan

• They involve the individual in decision-making

• They are more effective and have successful outcomes in the short and long term

Which of these is a support network for individuals with BTC? (Tick all that apply)

• The NHS

• IPad

• Education

• Supermarket

Which of these are 'agreed ways of working' with individuals with BTC?

• Following health and safety policies

• Not listening during training

• Being alone at all times with a child

• Chatting with your colleagues about safeguarding concerns