Ohio Assessments for Educators (OAE) Special Education Practice Exam

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What is one of the principles of the School-Wide Positive Behavioral Support Program (SWPBS)?

Establishing a fixed environment for all behaviors
Encouraging students to act independently without guidance
Implementing evidence-based behavioral practices
Avoiding the monitoring of student progress

The correct answer is: Implementing evidence-based behavioral practices

One of the fundamental principles of the School-Wide Positive Behavioral Support Program (SWPBS) is the implementation of evidence-based behavioral practices. This approach is grounded in data and research, which aims to promote positive behavior in students by utilizing strategies that have been proven effective. By relying on evidence-based practices, schools can create a consistent and supportive environment that enhances student behavior and learning. This principle also emphasizes the importance of ongoing assessment and adjustment of interventions to meet the diverse needs of all students. Evidence-based practices allow educators to systematically implement strategies that encourage positive behavior, reduce instances of negative behavior, and increase student engagement and success in the school environment.