I have attached the rubric for the assignment. I have also attached each assignment that I have done up until now. The things listed below are things that need to be answered.

Results Section:

Part 1: Data will be reported in 2 ways:

• In a line graph which is a continuation of the graph utilized to report your baseline data and
• In narrative form. The graph may be embedded within the Applied Project, or included as an appendix at the end. The narrative report is simply a report of the data in sentence form.

Part 2: In this section, a brief analysis of the results is provided. This analysis should describe what the data mean and report any trends seen in the total set of data. At this point, the intervention data should be compared to the baseline data and any changes or trends should be highlighted and noted. This section seeks to answer the question of whether your intervention accomplished the full change set forth in your Target Behavior.

This section of your Applied Project should be approximately 2-3 paragraphs in length.

Discussion Section:

To complete this portion of your project, use the following steps to write the Discussion Section of your Applied Project:

Step 1: Describe how outcomes of intervention are clearly tied back to results from previous literature and any implications results have for the classroom context.

Step 2: Overall implications of intervention should also be discussed.

Step 3: Recommend next steps and acknowledge any limitations that are presented.

Step 4: Conclusion Section (1-2 paragraphs) should provide a reflection of the process that demonstrates understanding of intervention process as well as developmentally appropriate practice.

This section will be 2-3 pages in length.

**I have attached the baseline data section and the teacher’s comments were: to consider doing a line graph so you can compare each test with the other students to best read the results. I would like to see more narrative about the graph and details about the study.

These were the test scores for three weeks.

Week 1