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These students may benefit from support by professionals with advanced expertise in behavior analysis.  \nTeachers and Student Support Teams Can Benefit from the Support of Behavioral Experts  \nThe Florida Department of Education reports alarming rates of attrition year after year among teachers and school support staff. A main concern cited by departing educators is challenges with student behavior in classrooms. Many personnel have reported they are unprepared or lack the resources needed to serve students with behavior challenges. Research shows that teachers who receive effective behavioral consultation are less likely to experience burnout and quit their jobs ( Bettin i, Crockett, Brownell, & Merrill, 2016; Billingsley & Bettin i, 2019). Simply put, some students and their teachers would benefit from additional behavioral support. Resources for behavioral support can come from qualified behavioral consultants working for the district, professional development in behavioral training, PIP, or a combination thereof.  \nCollaboration Between Parents, Private ABA Teams, and School Teams to Arrange Behavioral Support Provided by Private Instructional Personnel ( PIP)  \nBoard Certified Behavior Analysts-Doctoral ( BCBA-D), Board Certified Behavior Analysts ( BCBA), Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analysts ( BCaBA), and Registered Behavior Technicians ( RBT) can often be helpful with the development, refinement, and implementation of school-based interventions to support student progress. For brevity, we will use the term behavior analyst which could be a BCBA-D, BCBA, or BCaBA. Additionally, behavior analysis services may include any behavior analyst with or without the RBT. Note that BCaBAs require monthly supervision by a BCBA or BCBA-D. Behavior analysis services may never be provided by an RBT in isolation.  \nA parent or caregiver may request the district to provide behavior analysis services at the school for their child. In other circumstances, the student’s school team may recommend the behavior analysis services to ensure Free Access to Public Education ( FAPE). Some school districts directly provide services from a behavior analyst and RBT employed by, or a consultant to, the district. When those services are not available internally, ora parent wants additional private behavior analysis services, the parent, private behavior analysis team, and school district may collaborate to arrange the support of PIP.  \nFlorida’s statewide policy on PIP is outlined in Florida Statute 1003.572 Collaboration of Public and Private Instructional Personnel. This statute is available via this link and in [Appendix A]. In summary, behavior analysts and RBTs under the supervision of a behavior analyst may not only serve eligible students in the public school system but are also encouraged to engage in collaborative care. Specifically, the statute states,“Coordination of services and plans between a public school and private instructional personnel is encouraged to avoid duplication or conflicting services or plans.”  \n\n| FABA supports behavior analysts and RBTs working in school districts as Private Instructional Personnel ( PIP) with these stipulations: |\n| --- |\n|  Behavior Analysts must consider best practice guidelines when recommending service intensity ( number of treatment hours) and the locations of services. |\n|  Each school district should define the roles, procedures, and expectations of PIP providing ABA services based on the needs of the students, teachers, and school team members. |\n|  Behavior Analysts must engage in t","cbCaim1rvxDlQmKJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaim1rvxDlQmKJ","pdf",11129085,23,"English","# Recommendations for ABA PIP in Educational Systems\n## Need for Behavioral Support in Schools\n## Roles of ABA Professionals (BCBA, BCaBA, RBT)\n## Collaboration Among Parents, Private Teams, and Schools\n## Florida Statute 1003.572 Summary\n## FABA Stipulations for PIP Services\n## Medically Necessary Treatment Plans","[{\"question\":\"Why does the document recommend ABA practitioners as PIP in educational systems?\",\"answer\":\"It argues that some students persist in behaviors that hinder learning and may benefit from behavioral experts. 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