The Essential Behavior Outcome Skills [EBOS] is a framework of key behavioral skills. The EBOS bridges the gap between analysis and intervention. It assists individuals in the identification of lagging skill(s) so that targeted teaching can take place to build the skills needed for success in life and learning. Children and adults alike do well when they have the skills to do so. The EBOS is a guide that defines a progression of essential skills to be developed in those we support.
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The Order of Things - Standards > Assess > Teach
The starting point for instruction first begins with carefully prioritizing and defining the essential skills for success in school and beyond. Discover these key skills and how they were defined through a series of scales.
Once standards have been determined, teams can decide how they will measure or assess these skills. Discover resources on the types of assessments or measurement tools available.
The EBOS outlines the skills that we want to explicitly and directly teach to our students. Discover a warehouse of lesson plans and teaching strategies for developing social and emotional learning skills.
The development of the EBOS was influenced by the following...
The development of the EBOS was influenced by the following...
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