Pre-Referral Intervention Manual (PRIM) School Pack: Manual, Forms, Checklists & CD-ROM

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The Pre-Referral Intervention Manual (PRIM) provides a direct response to best practice and mandated pre-referral intervention activities. It may be used by a teacher or group of educators, to develop a comprehensive plan of intervention strategies for a student. The updated and expanded PRIM now includes a section of interventions to help students master specific social skills; an appendix for the implementation of the behavioural interventions; and a CD with the reproducible Appendix pages in PDF format.

The Pre-Referral Intervention Manual-Fourth Edition CD-ROM is a Windows®-compatible product designed to be used in conjunction with the Pre-Referral Intervention Manual-Fourth Edition. It provides the user with three report options, the ability to maintain individual student reports, and the ability to print appendix pages.

• Pre-Referral Documentation Form is a report of intervention strategies to be implemented for a student prior to any formal assessment.
• Intervention Strategies Documentation Form provides a report of chosen intervention strategies and dates of implementation. The implementer indicates which intervention strategies have been successful/unsuccessful for each behavior.
• Functional Behavior Assessment documents each area of the functional behavior assessment process including antecedents and intervention strategies for each selected behavior. PRIM-4 users can provide goals and objectives for the student.

Software requirements:

• Windows®-compatible intervention manual computer programs require a pentium processor computer (P2 or newer recommended), 30 MB of drive space, 32-64 MB of free RAM, Windows® 98 or newer, and a 2X CD-ROM drive.
• The software program must be used with the companion manual and/or rating form

The Pre-Referral Intervention Manual (PRIM) School Pack is a must for every school's professional library and for principals, special educators, teachers, and guidance counsellors involved in pre-referral activities.