The Chart – An easy-to-use behavior measurement tool you can use to educate, train and make a positive change in your students, employees, and learners.

The Chart can elevate your ability to:

  1. Teach your students
  2. Train your employees
  3. Coach your athletes
  4. Treat patients and more

Membership

Learn how a membership can benefit you. See a list of membership benefits.

Engagement

Locate other Charters to increase knowledge. See an international map of users.

Conference

Find upcoming events to interact with other Charters, learn more about the chart, and explore its wide variety of applications

The Chart allows users, who are called Charters, to analyze and predict future performance through visual analysis to see trends in the performer’s behavior. During the analysis users are able to isolate behaviors to make a more informed decision and to work on the individual skills of the overall behavior. Each change allows the user to make a more accurate prediction of how that change can affect the learner’s progress.

Announcements, Newsletter and Researcher Spotlight

Reciepient of the 2024 Ogden R. Lindsley Lifetime Achievement Award

Kris Melroe 

Researcher Spotlight

We are pleased to present Abigail Calkin, Ph.D. as our first researcher selected for the Researcher Spotlight.

Elizabeth Haughton – Exemplary Precision Teacher and Extraordinary Human

Elizabeth Haughton, who left us unexpectedly on December 2 after suffering an irreparable aortic dissection, was one of the most important contributors to the practice of Precision Teaching, and a model of kindness and generosity towards students, fellow teachers and friends.

Please join us for a time to honor the memory of our beloved Elizabeth Haughton on Wednesday, January 8th from 3:00 – 4:30pm EST. Zoom Link

Precision Measurement Mentor Program

First Wednesday of every month in 2024
4:30 PM PST/7:30 PM EST

Join us by clicking the link below

Save the date!

Desoto Hotel, Savannah Georgia

A Message From the BOD

The SCS is pleased to announce the implementation of a Values-Based Dues Model. With this model, you may pay the suggested amount, the minimum amount, or more than the suggested amount. If you choose to donate more, you may designate where those additional funds are allocated within our organization. Autorenewal is available, however, if you select the minimum amount, it will auto-renew at the suggested dues price for the next membership cycle unless you log in and manually adjust the amount.

Exclusive: Webinar Video

Subscribe to our newsletter for exclusive content to a charting webinar presented by Drs. Kendra Newsome and Andrew Bulla.
 
The first part of this webinar will be sent to you via email You will receive the full webinar in our separate emails followed by a special video message from our Executive Director and Board of Directors.

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Charting Webinar

The easy 3-steps to connect with others using the Chart.

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Join Happy Hour Zoom
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Testimonials

Tyler Curtis Elliot

Tyler Curtis Elliot

SCS Member

Thank you all for such a wonderful first-time experience at the conference.

I just tried to explain my experiences during Carl Binder’s speech to my roommate, but words were not enough.

I didn’t know that hearing that huge history of behavior analysis (more specifically precision teaching) was exactly what I needed. I am quite literally barely an adult- it is difficult for me to fathom 50 years of time. Hearing the last 50 years laid out before me was unreal. For the first time in my career, I was able to wrap my head around the significant contributions that every single person made in helping develop from SCRATCH the foundations for the science that I take for granted. The metaphor of standing on the backs of giants truly became a reality. I experienced connection and empowerment and passion. I hated that it came to an end.

Okay, I’ll stop droning on at this point. It was an HONOR to meet your PT family, thanks for having me.

Angela Bryson

Angela Bryson

SCS Member

I love how approachable SCS members are! Especially when you’ve seen their names in textbooks and countless articles and they are willing to take the time to talk to you. I gained an amazing mentor who has shown me not only how to use the standard celeration chart but to examine the instructional design in my ABA programming and become a better behavior analyst. The support members give to others to learn more about precision teaching, behavior fluency, charting, how to get published, and furthering your competence and knowledge in a topic is immeasurable.

Liz Lefebre

Liz Lefebre

SCS Member

As a member who has been involved in various roles for more than 10 years, I can confidently say that the SCS’s commitment to providing learning opportunities and fostering professional and personal relationships is unparalleled. Whether as a participant at different events or as a member of the team, I have seen firsthand how the SCS creates a supportive environment for growth and connection. The knowledge and skills I’ve gained through being a part of the SCS family have been invaluable, and the relationships I’ve built have been truly meaningful. Thank you, SCS, for enriching my life with an unwavering dedication to learning and community.

The Standard Celeration Society (SCS)

The Standard Celeration Society (SCS) offers tools, resources, training, and communities of practice for using a simple but powerful measurement and decision-making technology called the Standard Celeration Chart (SCC) that is applicable to a broad range of human endeavors. We share an effective, evidence based technology to measure behavior and precisely predict future performance.

The Chart is becoming more widespread to examine data and make critical decisions for learners, businesses, and individuals.

Mental health clinicians, physicians, healthcare leaders, business consultants, educators, researchers, public officials, community members, and behavior analysts all make use of the chart.