Behavior Tracking
Incidents documented in the moment, not from memory.
Spark's behavior logs capture the full picture of an incident — trigger, behavior, intervention, and outcome — with structured one-tap categories and optional voice-dictated notes.
The problem it addresses
Incident documentation written at 4:00 pm from memory is less accurate and takes longer than a structured log tapped in the moment. Structured categories also make data comparable: patterns emerge when every log uses the same vocabulary.
How it works
- Choose a trigger (transition, task demand, peer interaction, sensory, and more), a behavior, and the intervention you used
- Mark whether the intervention worked — the outcome that turns logs into learning
- Add notes by typing or voice dictation
- See 7-day behavior trend charts on every student dashboard
- Log positives too, with Pivot's one-tap positive and quiet-correction buttons
How it connects to other Spark tools
- The What Worked database ranks your most successful interventions per student
- Dr. Brooks uses behavior history to suggest better-matched strategies
- Weekly reports aggregate behavior trends for teams and families
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