Resources

Scho Behavior Huddle

At Scho Behavior Academy, we believe every caregiver, clinician, educator and professional deserves tools to support children with confidence and compassion.

Join our Huddle to get:

  • practical behavior tips grounded in ABA

  • free resources, easy-to-use visuals and quick drills you can use right away

  • early access to BACB CEU events, workshops, and webinars

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Free Tools

  • Free Resource Library

    Check out our complete resource library with free guides, playbooks and tools

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  • Document from Schoo Behavior Academy titled 'Common Acronyms' listing definitions for ABA, BCBA, RBT, and EBA, with headers and text description.

    Behavior Acronyms

    Reference guide for common Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) acronyms

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  • A worksheet titled 'Scho Behavior Academy' with columns for Location, Antecedent, Behavior, and Consequence. The first row provides an example of a classroom setting with behaviors such as hitting or crying.

    ABC Chart

    Behavior data sheet: ABC (antecedent-behavior-consequence)

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  • Behavior chart titled 'Frequency and Rate Data Sheet' with columns for date, time observed, total time in minutes, frequency, rate of behavior, and notes. The chart contains entries with dates in September and October and various times, frequencies, and notes.

    Frequency & Rate Data

    Behavior data sheet

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  • Data sheet with a schedule of target behaviors for a student, including time slots and yes/no responses for four target behaviors across a day.

    Partial Interval Data

    Behavior Data Sheet

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Recommendations

Our favorite books, podcasts and online tools to help you navigate the world of behavior science and beyond!

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Book cover titled 'ABA Visualized: A visual guidebook of approachable behavior expertise' featuring an illustration of a woman sitting on the floor drawing, a boy holding colored paper, and another woman standing with hands clasped, engaged in an activity.
Book cover titled 'Mind Gym: An Athlete's Guide to Inner Excellence' by Gary Mack with David Casstevens, featuring a person in athletic attire in a running pose.
Book cover with a silhouette of a rock climber scaling a mountain, with a sunset sky in the background. The title reads 'ACT IN SPORT' and the subtitle 'Improve Performance through Mindfulness, Acceptance, and Commitment.' Authors are James Hegarty and Christoph Huelsmann.
Cover of a book titled "The 12 Week Year" by Brian P. Moran and Michael Lenington, with a subtitle saying "Get more done in 12 weeks than others do in 12 months."
Cover of a guidebook titled "7 Days to Clarity" with an illustration of a parent and child holding hands, and puzzle pieces.
Book titled "Quick Wins!" featuring chalkboard math game with X's and O's, authors Paul Gavoni and Anika Costa, 2nd edition, promoting using behavior science for school improvement.
Book cover titled "The Happiness Trap" by Russ Harris, featuring a smiling yellow face with black eyes and mouth, and a red and white sign indicating it's the second edition with new material.
Book cover titled "Quick Responses for Reducing Misbehavior and Suspensions," second edition, with a chalkboard background, green accents, and icons of speech bubbles and a toolbox, indicating a behavioral toolbox for classroom and school leaders.
Book cover featuring a woman with dreadlocks smiling, with the title 'Radical OBM' and author Portia James, and subtitle 'Organizational Behavior Management for Regular Folks.'
Cover of a book titled "Ah-Ha! A Parent's Guide to Success in ABA" featuring cartoon illustrations of a smiling family of three children, one wearing glasses, another with a flower in her hair, and one sitting on a man's shoulder.
Graphic design promoting 'The Behavior Education Connection,' emphasizing linking behavior analysis to public education, featuring colorful arrows and a bridge icon.
Logo of Iris Center featuring a purple iris flower and the words "IRIS CENTER" in purple and lilac letters.
A woman in a green top smiling outdoors for a podcast promotional image with text that reads 'Autism in Black: The Podcast' and a website link 'www.autisminblack.org'.
Logo for Ohio PBIS Network with a map outline of Ohio containing a Venn diagram labeled Outcomes, Data, Systems, Practices.
Book cover titled 'Deliberate Coaching' with subtitle 'Optimizing Teaching and Learning Through Behavior Science,' showing silhouettes of a person climbing stairs with assistance and another person stepping up an arrow-shaped staircase.
Book cover titled 'Classroom Leadership' with the words 'Management' crossed out, featuring an illustration of four children holding educational and scientific items
A white plate with the words 'Behavior Bites with Rosie' written on it in orange and black text, against a peach background.
Logo for Triple P Positive Parenting Program with three wavy lines in blue, red, and yellow above the program name.
Logo for 'The Behaviour Speak' podcast featuring a stylized drawing of an open mouth with teeth and speech lines.
Diagram of the Pyramid Model for promoting social-emotional competence in children, with layers labeled from bottom to top: Effective Workforce, Nurturing & Responsive Relationships, High Quality Supportive Environments, Targeted Social Emotional Supports, and Intensive Intervention. The pyramid is divided into three sections: Universal Promotion for all children, Some children benefit from secondary prevention, and Few children require tertiary intervention.
Promotional graphic for the "Crisis in Education" podcast hosted by Dr. Paul "Paulie" Cavoni. Features a black-and-white background of a classroom with desks, a blackboard, and framed pictures, with a central circular profile photo of Dr. Cavoni wearing a cap. Includes logos, text highlighting the podcast topic, host, and sponsors.
Neon yellow outline of a microphone with blue background and sound wave graphics, promoting a presentation on education, insights, focusing on behavior, featuring Dr. Selena J. Layden, Daniel Irwin, and Dr. Daria Lorio-Barsten, with CEBIS logo.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  • Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is the science of understanding behavior and how it is influenced by the environment. ABA helps us understand why behaviors occur, how skills are learned, and how to create conditions that support positive outcomes.

    While often associated with autism services, the principles of ABA can be applied across homes, schools, workplaces, athletic programs, and everyday life.

  • Scho Behavior Academy is not a direct ABA therapy provider. Instead, we focus on training, consultation, coaching, and behavior support services for the people, teams, and organizations that support others.

    Our goal is to make behavior science clear, practical, and actionable… helping individuals and teams better understand behavior, build skills, and create environments that support learning, growth, and success.

  • No. Scho Behavior Academy does not provide direct ABA therapy services.

    Instead, we provide training, consultation, coaching, and behavior support services for parents, caregivers, educators, coaches, professionals, and organizations.

  • Scho Behavior Academy supports individuals, families, schools, organizations, athletic programs, and professionals who want to better understand behavior and strengthen the systems that support others.

    Whether through training, consultation, coaching, or workshops, our services are designed to help people apply behavior science in practical and meaningful ways.

  • "Scho" has been Sarah's nickname since her high school athletic career and has remained with her through collegiate volleyball, coaching, and beyond.

    The word Academy reflects her passion for teaching, coaching, and helping others grow. Inspired by both behavior science and athletics, Scho Behavior Academy was built on the belief that understanding behavior, developing skills, and working together can create meaningful and lasting change.

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