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Free printable IEP: Self-Regulation behavior charts

Free printable IEP self-regulation charts for emotional regulation, coping strategies, and behavioral self-management. Support students with measurable goals for impulse control, anger management, and anxiety reduction. Each chart supports instant translation into 28 languages.

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IEP: Self-Regulation charts
Student will independently identify their current emotional state using a feelings scale in 4 out of 5 check-insemotional awarenessautismemotional-disturbanceStudent will use a taught calming strategy (deep breathing, counting, sensory tool) when escalated, returning to baseline within 5 minutes in 80% of instancesde-escalationemotional-disturbancecopingStudent will independently request a break using a break card or verbal request before reaching crisis level in 4 out of 5 opportunitiesbreak requestautismemotional-disturbanceStudent will tolerate changes in routine or unexpected events without disruptive behavior in 3 out of 4 instancesflexibilityautismanxietyStudent will decrease time to recover from emotional dysregulation from 20 minutes to 5 minutes as measured across 4 consecutive weeksrecovery timeemotional-disturbancedurationStudent will delay gratification and wait for a preferred activity for up to 10 minutes without disruptive behavior in 80% of opportunitiesdelayed gratificationadhdimpulse controlStudent will accept corrective feedback from adults without argument or shutdown in 4 out of 5 opportunitiesfeedbackemotional-disturbanceresilienceStudent will identify triggers that lead to dysregulation and independently implement a coping strategy in 3 out of 5 instancestrigger identificationautismemotional-disturbanceStudent will demonstrate appropriate responses to losing a game or not being chosen in 4 out of 5 opportunitiessportsmanshipdisappointmentemotional-disturbanceStudent will use a self-monitoring checklist to rate their own behavior with 80% agreement with teacher ratingsself-monitoringmetacognitionemotional-disturbance

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