CH.1 & 2

Question 1

What is collaborative consultation?

Answer 1

Process in which trained consultant, working in an egalitarian, nonhierarchical relationship with consulted assist to carry out plans in best interest of their student/s

Question 2

In collaborative consultation, who is the primary interventionist?

Answer 2

The consultee

Question 3

Define problem solving

Answer 3

structured set of steps or procedures intended to assist consult in addressing students academic or behavioral problems

Question 4

What does ACCEPT Stand for?

Answer 4

Acknowledging, Commenting, Convincing, Expecting, Pointing out, Treating

Question 5

what are the three components of the Triadic process of consultation

Answer 5

Client (Student), Consultee (counselor), consultant (Teacher).

Question 6

Describe equitable collaborations

Answer 6

requires schools to see families as experts in knowledge about children, community, or culture.

Question 7

RTI

Answer 7

Response to Intervention

Question 8

what are some consultation models found in profession practice?

Answer 8

Behaviora, Mental Health, Functional consultation models

Question 9

uses Behavioral & Mental Health are:

Answer 9

Taking preventative measures and during times of crisis or explosive behaviors

Question 10

Who are the pioneers of the behavior model?

Answer 10

Skinner, Bandura, Meichenbaum

Question 11

What do Behaviorist believe?

Answer 11

Behaviors are a function of the contingencies that control them and the functional relationships between behaviors and their environmental and congnitive contexts.

Question 12

how is behavior consultation provided

Answer 12

Indirectly by empowering the consultee to implement a plan that they have had a large part in developing.

Question 13

What is a consequence?

Answer 13

What happens after the behavior occurs

Question 13

What three components compose the Basic Behavior Paradigm?

Answer 13

Antecedents, Behavior, and Consequences

Question 14

What effects can a consequence have on behavior?

Answer 14

Could reinforce behavior(increase likelihood), be neutral, or could punish the behavior (decrease likelihood)

Question 15

What are the four stages of Behavioral consultation?

Answer 15

Problem Identification (discuss referral with consultee), Problem Analysis (observation, conducting assessments, looking further into the problem), Plan Implementation (proceed with the appropriate interventions), Plan evaluation (is it working? do we need to change anything?)

Question 16

give me some characteristics of the Mental Health Paradigm.

Answer 16

focuses on intrapsychic feelings, does not ignore environmental influences, focuses on consulted rather than client.

Question 17

Consultee centered administrative consultant

Answer 17

Ozzie, Consultant meets with group of consulates to develop management skills.

Question 18

Program centered administrative consultant

Answer 18

Consultant review or evaluates policy or program (reading expert reviews our reading program)

Question 19

Client Centered Consultant

Answer 19

Consultant deal directly with student to give services (counseling, assessment)

Question 20

Consultee Centered Consultant

Answer 20

deals direct with consultee in formulating plan. (reading expert meets with teacher to help with planning)

Question 21

Home to school consultation

Answer 21

family are school are consults, consistency across settings, home + school

Question 22

What is an SST

Answer 22

Student Support Team, general ed. assist students with academic or behavior problems.
MEMBERS (Teacher, admin, ss providers)

Question 23

What are equitable collaborations?

Answer 23

requires school leaders and educators to see families as experts. especially marginalized.