Our research included one junior high school student with mild mental retardation as subject, using functional behavior assessment to analyze this subject’s inattentive behavior, design intervention strategies, and discuss the effects. Results: (1) In functional behavior assessment, we found that subject’s inattentive behavior is motivated by avoidance,attention-seeking, and gaining stuff. (2)In baseline(A), occurrence rate of inattentive behavior is 59.5%. In intervention stage(B), occurrence rate is 29.5%. And in maintaining stage(A’), occurrence rate is 18.7%. According to the results, there’s a tendency to decrease from intervention stage(B) to maintaining stage(A’) which means functional behavior assessment and intervention can reduce student’s inattentive behavior, and maintain the effects.