Classroom Behavior Supports
Self-Monitoring
Moving the check from the adult to the student.
Resources
6 resources for this topic, drawn from 5 organizations. Everything opens free, and the ones from other organizations open on their own sites.
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How To: Teach Students to Change Behaviors Through Self-Monitoring
Seven steps and three sample forms: a rating scale, a checklist, and a frequency count.
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Self-Management
Step-by-step procedures for self-monitoring and self-evaluation, with sample recording forms.
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Self-Monitoring Brief
A quick read with six steps and two sample forms. Good for a co-planning day.
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Tier 2 Workbook: Self-Monitoring
Seven steps from baseline through fading, with a form organized by class period.
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SOS: Helping Students Become Independent Learners
Learn to teach self-monitoring, self-instruction, goal setting, and self-reinforcement.
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SOS: Helping Students Become Independent Learners, Page 4: Self-Monitoring
A teacher walks one student through the steps of self-monitoring attention in math. Elementary example, same steps apply. Transcript included.
These resources are shared for professional learning and planning. They are meant to inform your professional judgment, not replace it. Each student's IEP and your district, state and federal requirements always come first. Listing a resource here is not an endorsement by Layered Education. This is educational information only, not legal advice.
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