Duration and Latency Behavior Observation Data Sheets -PDF Print or Edit

During behavior observations or incidents, tracking how long it takes for a student to follow directions (latency) or how long they engage in a behavior (duration) can help guide future decision making. This set of two data sheets includes one form for tracking behavior duration and another for tracking behavior latency.

This resource includes two single-page data sheets provided as PDFs that can be printed or digitally filled. These are intended to be tools rather than guidance. Please follow your district, state, and professional ethics guidelines as well as restrict access to digital and printed copies to maintain student confidentiality.

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