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Positive Behavior Analysis

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The child will continue with their behavioral challenges if they are not addressed in the appropriate manor. Not understanding the lagging skills that the child has and not helping them with new skills and tools to control their feelings, emotions and actions, the child will continue on that path and could even become worst over the years if it continues to be ignored.
The role of the school social worker is to listen to the issues that the children provides them with and trying to find solutions to their issues. The school social worker could provide them with different techniques to manage their thoughts, feelings, emotions, and actions. The school social worker could also create group activities with other children who have behavioral challenges. Through these group activities the children will be able to see that they are not alone, that there are other children who feel the same way as them, other children who might have the same structure at home, feel that they are not being listened too. Within these groups the students would be able to teach each other different techniques that work …show more content…

According to Sugai, et al. (2000), saying that positive behavior support is “optimizing the capacity of schools to address schoolwide, classroom, and individual problem behavior is possible in the face of current challenges but only if working policies, structures, and routines emphasize the identification, adoption, and sustained use of research-validated practices” (p. 133). This relates with the Greene (2014) because if everyone in the school is not on the same track, they would not be able to assist and help the child with their behavioral challenges. In order for this to work everyone has to work together as a

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