Weekly Behavior Summary Template
A weekly summary turns scattered logs into one page a team can act on. The key discipline: every week ends with exactly one adjustment to test next week.
How to use it
- Count from logs, not from memory — the summary is only as honest as the records under it
- Rank interventions by worked/didn't-work outcomes
- Choose one adjustment, write it down, and let next week's data test it
The template
WEEKLY BEHAVIOR SUMMARY Student: ____________ Week of: ________ Prepared by: ____________ THE WEEK IN NUMBERS Positive events logged: ______ Corrective events logged: ______ Most common trigger: ______________ Most common time block: ________ PATTERNS I NOTICED 1. _______________________________________________ 2. _______________________________________________ INTERVENTION OUTCOMES (rank by what worked) Intervention: ____________ Tried: ____ Worked: ____ Intervention: ____________ Tried: ____ Worked: ____ Intervention: ____________ Tried: ____ Worked: ____ WHAT WORKED BEST — KEEP DOING IT ______________________________________________________________ ONE ADJUSTMENT FOR NEXT WEEK (one — not five) ______________________________________________________________ How I'll know it worked: ______________________________
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