Printable BIP One-Page Summary
Multi-page behaviour plans get filed, not followed. This one-page BIP summary strips a full plan down to what staff actually need in the moment: the top antecedent strategies to prevent escalation, the replacement behaviour to teach and prompt, the correct consequence to apply, and the responses to actively avoid. Structured around the Prevent → Redirect → Respond timeline so any staff member can pick it up cold.
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How to Use This Template
- Fill in the student identifier and write a tight, one-sentence operational definition of the target behaviour.
- Under Prevent, list up to four antecedent modifications your team will implement proactively.
- Under Redirect, list the replacement behaviours you are teaching and the prompt level staff should use for each.
- Under Respond, describe the precise consequence procedures to follow when the target behaviour occurs.
- Under Do NOT Do, list responses staff must actively avoid — common well-intentioned reactions that accidentally reinforce the behaviour.
- Laminate or place in a sheet protector and keep it accessible at the student's workstation or posted in the classroom.
Clinical Best Practices & Tips
- One function, one plan: If assessment data point to multiple functions, create separate plans rather than combining them on one sheet — mixed-function plans introduce staff confusion.
- Plain language only: Write for the least-experienced person who will ever read this sheet. Avoid acronyms and jargon in the Prevent and Respond sections.
- Review at every team meeting: A BIP that hasn't been updated in over four weeks is likely already out of date. Use this sheet as a live document.
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