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Abstract. This research aims to reduce the destructive behavior such as throwing the learning materials on autism student by using correctional "NO!" approach in CANDA educational institution Surakarta. This research uses Single Subject Research (SSR) method with A-B design, it is baseline and intervention. Subject of this research is one autism student of CANDA educational institution named G.A.P. Data were collected through recording in direct observation in the form of recording events at the time of implementation baseline and intervention. Data were analyzed by simple descriptive statistical analysis and is displayed in graphical form. Based on the result of data analysis, it could be concluded that destructive behavior such as throwing the learning material on autism student was significantly reduced after given an intervention. Based on the research results, using correctional "NO!" approach can be used by teacher or therapist to reduce the destructive behavior on autism student.

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The Purpose of this research is: 1) to know and inventories the types of invertebrates which live is in Tikus Island; 2) to develop the biology instructional media of animal course based on the macromedia flash for the 10th grade of high school students, 3) to study the quality of learning based media through the invertebrate’s macromedia, and its assessment on biology teachers. The object of this study utilizes the invertebrate inventory at Tikus island, in which practical survey, interview and explorative descriptive on another types of biota was conducted at Tikus island. The development of product learning was based on macromedia flash research (Research and Development), by implementing the ADDIE Model (Analysis, Design, Development and Production, Implementation, Evaluation). According to the obtained results, there were 18 Species taken from 6 phylum invertebrates. These are Porifera, Coelenterate, Mollusca, Vermes, Echinoderms and Arthropods. The survey showed that based on the validation of linguistic expert (86,4%), validation subject matter experts (83,9 %), validation of media expert (87,8%) the validator eligibility by teachers (84,5%) and the test of the students (86,04%) are all in very good criteria. As seen at the percentage range, it can be inferred that biology media based on macromedia flash of the invertebrate inventory at Tikus island is deemed as very appropriately used by the teachers and students.