Helping Children with Autism Participate in the Classroom

Before a child can learn in a group, a set of beginning classroom behaviors has to be in place. This webinar identifies the beginning classroom behaviors that all children must possess to be successful in a group environment — and specific strategies to help children with autism and other special needs achieve these skills.

While providing real-life examples of success and difficulties, we focus on strategies you can implement today, studying specific classroom behaviors from assessment to successful behavior change procedure implementation. The training includes a review of practice and methodology designed for teachers, paraprofessionals, BCaBAs and BCBAs working and consulting in schools, and other professionals working in a classroom environment with children with autism and related disorders.

Learning objectives:

1. Name key components of comprehensive assessment around 7 common problem classroom behaviors
2. Create a variety of both individual and class-wide reinforcement programs
3. Identify visual strategies to increase/teach appropriate classroom behavior

Continuing education:
BCBA CEUs: 2- BACB General

TIMELINE: This course, on its own has a license for active use for 30-days unless it is purchased as part of a bundle/library.

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