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Attention Trainer  A battery-operated device that keeps track of points or point losses.
Behavioral inhibition  Difficulty inhibiting and/or monitoring behaviors.
Cognitive behavior modification (CBM)  An educational approach to help students internalize efficient learning strategies by actively involving them in the learning process using verbalization, modeled strategies, and a planned, reflective goal statement.
Executive functioning  The activation, organization, planning, integration, and management of cognitive functions.
504 Plan  A plan to determine what accommodations will be implemented in the classroom for a student who does not qualify for services under IDEA 04 as per the requirements of Section 504 of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act.
Home-based contingency programs  Reinforcement is provided at home based on school performance.
Paradoxical effect  The mistaken notion that stimulant medications such as Ritalin have an opposite effect on individuals with AD/HD than on individuals without AD/HD.
Peer-assisted learning strategies (PALS)  An expansion of the basic structure of the classwide peer tutoring system (CWPT) that engages students in strategic reading activities.
Peer-mediation instruction  One partner performs while the other monitors and corrects errors and then roles are reversed.
Precision teaching  A system of evaluating and improving instruction characterized by direct, continuous, and precise measurements of student progress using response rate.
Self-regulation  Self-control that enables an individual to act in a manner that influences his or her own behavior.
Self-monitoring  The observation and recording of one's own behavior.
Self-reinforcement  Evaluating and reinforcing oneself.
TOAD system  An observational system that stands for Talking out, Out of seat, Attention problems, and Distraction.
Tone-prompt system  A tape recorder that intermittently plays soft tones to remind a student to monitor him- or herself.







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