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Hello, 2019.
What’s your New Year’s resolution? ✍🏻
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TEACCH Independent WorkSpace
“TEACCH independent work station ” is one of the important work area that I like to set up in my class for certain students. If a student can’t need a structured and consistent work area for learning, This is highly effective and recommended. The goal is to teach students to complete series of work/task independently.…
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The Verbal Behavior Approach by Dr. Mary Barbera
This is known as one of the greatest resources of Verbal Behavior Approach. The book was written by a nurse, BCBA and mom with a child with autism- It gives you a nice overview of the principles of ABA and Verbal Behavior approach when teaching young students to communicate better, which can be easily adopted…
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First Coffee Then Data
Who’s with me?! This is something we enjoyed a lot this morning among my people- WEll..I just had a nice cup of coffee and started punching in some numbers to have a nicely organized visual analysis, and graph. Great! One small step to the next Big thing. I have 30 more to go!!!!
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Values of the Profession of Behavior Analysis
Values of the Profession of Behavior Analysis – Natural Science -Determinism -Selectionism (Phylogenic, Ontogenic and Cultural) -Behavior Counts! -“Got data?” -Foster independence -Foster reaching meaningful outcomes
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Autism and Typing
I agreed to my occupational therapist when she complained about how hard it was to find a good typing app for the students with autism. Most regular typing programs are visually too overstimulating and complicated. When speaking to teaching a child with autism to type words/phrases and sentences, “Peck and Hunt” should work here. 👆🏽…
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