Vincent J. Carbone, Ed. D.

, BCBA-D
Dr Vincent J Carbone, Director Tel: +971 4 453 9810
Board Certified Behavior Analyst-Doctoral www.thecarboneclinic.ae
Cherine Basfer, Program Director
Board Certified Behavior Analyst UK I Dubai

Natural Environment Teaching Evaluation Form

Teacher: _________________________________ Competency Conducted by: ____________________

Instructions: Use a rating scale of “+” to indicate that the skill did occur and “-” to indicate that the skill did not occur. At the end
of the evaluation period, tally the total number of “+” and “-” and calculate the percentage of correct responses. The shaded
areas indicate critical skills; if these skills are not observed it will result in failing the competency.

Date Remediation Re-Assessment

Date Date

Area One: Organization

Instructional area is neat and clean
Lesson plan is developed and appropriate (if necessary)
All materials needed are ready, labeled, and organized
based upon daily data for an unfamiliar teacher
Begins promptly/avoids wasting time
Recommendation based on previous competency:

Area Two: Instructional Delivery (General)

Establishes instructional control
Follows MO of learner
Appropriate level of enthusiasm
Interacts naturally with learner
Incorporates demands within activities in a naturalistic
way that does not disrupt the flow of the activity
Mixes verbal operants
Teaches appropriate targets
Conducts cold probes prior to teaching
Errorless Teaching:
Presents SD and prompts response using 0 second
time delay
Uses transfer trial after prompted response
Presents distracters
Probes target response
Teaches each target two times (unless otherwise
specified)
Error Correction:
Implements error correction procedures for all erred
Responses

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Re-states SD and prompts response with 0 second

time delay after error/no response
Uses transfer trial after prompted response
Presents distracters
Probes target response
Re-presents target stimuli many times during teaching
Modifies teaching/error correction procedures as
appropriate based on specific skill
Teacher uses least intrusive but most effective prompts
Teacher fades prompts appropriately
Implements learner specific teaching procedures and/or
program changes accurately
Actively builds MO for activities
Uses appropriate variety of activities
Stays with activities for an appropriate amount of time
Has student help clean up
Varies elements of teaching procedures based on unique
teaching situation

Area Three: Instructional Delivery (Adjusted by

Learner)
Begins NET session with manding
Averages correct number of responses per min
Targets ITT to NET generalization (VB Modules)
Conditions new reinforcers
Teaches appropriate play skills
Teaches appropriate social skills

Area Four: Reinforcement

Delivers reinforcers immediately
Teacher controls reinforcers
Follows appropriate/established schedule of
reinforcement
Differentially reinforces responses
Sr+ reinforcer competes with Sr-/SrA+
Uses a variety of reinforcers
Pairs social reinforcement with tangible items

Area Five: Problem Behavior Management

Correctly implements behavior reduction procedures
Maintains composure during behavior reduction
procedures
Accurately records behavior (ABC) data (80% IOA)

Area Six: Data Collection

Data collection doesn’t interfere with instruction
Accurately records learner-specific data across NET
instructional objectives (e.g., play or social skills data,
conditioning new reinforcers, etc.)
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 Graphs for learner-specific NET instructional objectives
are up to date

Responses across all operants per minute (1 minute timing): ______________

Responses across verbal operants during ____________________________ activity:

Mands Tacts Receptive Intraverbal Motor Im. Echoics Textual Visual Perf.

Date Correct Errors % Correct Pass/Fail

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Initial Assessment
Remediation
Re-Assessment

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