Guest guest Posted December 12, 2010 Report Share Posted December 12, 2010 My daughter is 5 and prior to starting Kindergarten, the CSE demanded her preschool do a FBA (which I had been asking them to do for months). The preschool's social worker did a pathetic useless job. At the IEP meeting, she was assigned a behaviorist and I thought she would be evaluated by this person. Apparently, the teachers came up with a 'behavioral plan' by telling this behaviorist how my daughter acts in class and using her IEP I can only assume. I got a copy of the behavioral plan and it is ridiculous. No info on WHY she acts as she does which would help to make sure that the interventions are right for her. Her spec ed teacher says they will not do a new FBA. I didn't make a formal written request, just kind of mentioned that I wanted one. Her explanation is that her behavior doesn't warrant it. Yes, she is not aggressive or violent but does get into altercations via poor social skills triggering other students and also flips out at times if she can't have a toy another kids has, or if she feels 'slighted.' She can also be extremely bossy which I feel is due to anxiety and I told the teachers this during the parent-teacher conference... That her rigidity, like many (most?) Aspies is due to anxiety or feeling a lack of control over the situation. Please help me with what I need to request.. I remember reading in the group about asking for a certain type of behavior analyst with certain training to do the FBA? What should I ask that they look for? What reasons can I give? Do I have good reason to request one even though she is not attacking students and teachers (yet)? I also have to request an independent OT eval after their pathetic 'screening' but that's another post. Jen 5yo Aspie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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