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The document is a frequency rating scale designed for tracking and evaluating specific student behaviors. It includes sections for recording the student's name, school, grade, and observer(s). The scale rates behaviors on a 1 to 5 scale, where 1 indicates rare incidents and 5 indicates frequent incidents. Observers are instructed to note the date and circle the appropriate rating for each behavior being tracked, allowing for data collection and graphical representation of behavior trends over time.

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Begin by entering the Student Name, School, and Grade in the designated fields at the top of the form.
In the left column, write down the specific behaviors you will be tracking for each student.
Next, develop a rating scale from 1 to 5 for each behavior. For example, define what constitutes Rare (1), Moderate (3), and Frequent (5) incidents.
As you collect data, record the date at the top of the form and circle the appropriate rating based on your observations.
To visualize trends, connect the circles across dates for each behavior type using our platform's drawing tools.

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