FACET program
The FACET program incorporated a five-step procedure that was implemented through
collaboration among members of a team. Table 3 provides an overview of the FACET
steps, with a description of the objectives or outcomes for each step. Teams consisted of
the classroom teacher, school psychologist, school building principal, and at least one
additional special service provider (e.g., social worker, speech and language therapist,occupational therapist, school nurse, special education teacher). Implementation of the
procedure was guided by a manual and structured FACET Record Form. Teams used the
record form to summarize the results of functional assessments, develop a written
intervention plan, and record progress-monitoring data.
Two cycles of nine phases were implemented sequentially over a two-year period. The
first cycle included 13 experimental classrooms and 5 control classrooms; 12 experimental
classrooms and 11 control classrooms participated in the second cycle.
Phase I — participant selection (2 weeks)
Teachers in FACET and control classrooms nominated children for participation and
completed global ratings of children’s academic and behavioral functioning (see
Participants section).
Phase 2 — FACET training (3 weeks)
Teams attended two 6-h training sessions conducted by the authors over a 3-week
period. The first session (a) explained key concepts, (b) reviewed characteristics of
collaboration, (c) overviewed the five-step FACET approach, and (d) provided an in-depth
FACET programThe FACET program incorporated a five-step procedure that was implemented throughcollaboration among members of a team. Table 3 provides an overview of the FACETsteps, with a description of the objectives or outcomes for each step. Teams consisted ofthe classroom teacher, school psychologist, school building principal, and at least oneadditional special service provider (e.g., social worker, speech and language therapist,occupational therapist, school nurse, special education teacher). Implementation of theprocedure was guided by a manual and structured FACET Record Form. Teams used therecord form to summarize the results of functional assessments, develop a writtenintervention plan, and record progress-monitoring data.Two cycles of nine phases were implemented sequentially over a two-year period. Thefirst cycle included 13 experimental classrooms and 5 control classrooms; 12 experimentalclassrooms and 11 control classrooms participated in the second cycle.Phase I — participant selection (2 weeks)Teachers in FACET and control classrooms nominated children for participation andcompleted global ratings of children’s academic and behavioral functioning (seeParticipants section).Phase 2 — FACET training (3 weeks)Teams attended two 6-h training sessions conducted by the authors over a 3-weekperiod. The first session (a) explained key concepts, (b) reviewed characteristics ofcollaboration, (c) overviewed the five-step FACET approach, and (d) provided an in-depth
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