Challenging Behaviour (Blended Learning) – Tralee
- Course code
- CB-5N1706
- QQI level
- Level 5
- NFQ type
- —
- Duration
- 12 Weeks
- Attendance
- —
- CAO points
- —
Course summary
Define the concept of "challenging behaviour"
Identify inappropriate behaviour presented by an individual with intellectual disability
Describe behaviour in observable, measurable terms
List the goals of Positive Behaviour Support
Explain how internal factors, related to a person's health and well being, can underlie challenging behaviour
Explain how external factors related to the environment and the reactions to behaviour, can underlie challenging behaviour
Define the terms "positive reinforcement", "negative reinforcement", "antecedent" and "setting events"
Recognise examples of positive and negative reinforcement of inappropriate or challenging behaviour in daily situations in the lives of people with intellectual disability
Recognise examples in the daily lives of people with intellectual disability, where inappropriate or challenging behaviour is being maintained by the setting events and antecedents prior to the behaviour
Demonstrate how the parts of the Antecedent, Behaviour Consequence (ABC) model work together
Use an ABC chart for recording observations of inappropriate or challenging behaviour
Gather and record information about an individual with intellectual disability that can be used in the analysis of challenging behaviour and development of a support plan
Distinguish between inappropriate behaviour and challenging behaviour
Describe the challenging behaviour presented by an individual with intellectual disability in terms that are observable and measurable
Outline the typical strategies used by staff and carers for dealing with inappropriate behaviour
Outline the values underpinning Positive Behaviour Support
Evaluate how well the goals and values of the Positive Behaviour Support model fit in with the policies of a service provider relating to challenging behaviour
Discuss how challenging behaviour can be reinforced both positively and negatively
Explain why negative reinforcement and punishment are not used in the Positive Behaviour Support model
Outline the guidelines for selecting skills to teach
Discuss a range of characteristics that promote positive environments.
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