Guest guest Posted April 15, 2002 Report Share Posted April 15, 2002 Reaching Potentials, Inc. and Spotsylvania County Schools - Special Services present ABA for Classroom Teachers Presenters: Hays Bachrach, MA, CCC-SLP, BCBA Passaretti, M.Ed., CBA/e/fl Class: Applied Behavior Analysis for Classroom Teachers Date: Friday / April 26, 2002 Time: 8:30am - 4:30pm Location: Spotsylvania County Career & Technical Center 6717 Station Road Fredericksburg, VA Fee: $75.00 per person This workshop is appropriate for classroom teachers and will review the basic principles of ABA through lecture format, demonstration and hands-on practice. Additional review of discrete trial teaching, functional communication methods, task analysis, prompting and error correction methods will be included. Teachers will learn how to design, write and implement behavioral objectives. Strategies for behavior reduction and behavior acquisition will be discussed. Strategies for effective use of teaching assistants will be also discussed. Seating is Limited - Advance Registration Required Registrations must be received on or before April 23, 2002 For more information, call 540-368-8087, 561-274-3900 or fax 561-274-3932. Mail registration & payment to: Reaching Potentials, Inc., PO Box 1004, Fredericksburg, VA 22402 Space is limited and registrations will be on a first come-first served basis. (Detach this portion, complete and mail with registration fee. Credit card orders also accepted --MC/Visa) --------------------------------- ---------------------------------- Directions Spotsylvania Career and Technical Center, 6717 Station Road, Fredericksburg, Virginia Ph: 540-898-2655 From the North: Travel I-95 South to Fredericksburg. There are 3 exits for the area. Take the last exit which is for Massaponax, Route 1. Exit splits at stop sign for North and South. Get in the left lane and go North. Take the second left at a traffic light (Pizza Hut is on left, Mc's is on the diagonal corner) on to Hood Drive. Travel to next traffic light and turn Left onto Route 201, Courthouse Road. Travel approximately 5 miles and turn Left onto Station Road at traffic signal. (Food Lion shopping Center and Hardees is on the left side, Summit Convenience Store is on right) Take the second left hand turn into the driveway/parking area for the Spotsylvania County School Board office. 6717 Station Road, 540-898-6032. The Technical Center is behind the School Board Office, simply follow the access road to the parking lot. SCTC: 898-2655. ABOUT THE PRESENTERS: Hays Bachrach, MA, CCC-SLP, BCBA Clinical Director Hays Bachrach earned a Masters Degree in Communicative Disorders from the University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida in 1989 and a Bachelor of Science in 1987 from Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida. Ms. Bachrach is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and has been trained and certified by Pyramid Educational Consultants, Inc. as a Picture Exchange Communications System Implementer. During completion of her masters degree studies, Ms. Bachrach completed her clinical practicum in a pilot project directed by Dr. Ivar Lovaas and the staff of The Young Autism Project from the University of California at Los Angeles. Participants received training in Applied Behavior Analysis and intensive early intervention methods, which were being pioneered by Dr. Lovaas for individuals with autism. A clinical fellowship followed at Sertoma Autism Project, under the direction of a local Speech Language Pathologist and UCLA. Several years later, Ms. Bachrach was a participant in the Reading and Writing Workshop given by Nina Lovaas from the Lovaas Institute for Early Intervention. Ms. Bachrach continued her work within the autism community, building an extensive private practice in South Florida working with children with autism and similar developmental disabilities in home based programs which utilized the methodology pioneered by Dr. Lovaas. In 1995 Ms. Bachrach helped to establish Reaching Potentials, Inc., a Florida parent-directed non-profit organization serving children with autism and their families, where she currently serves as the Clinical Director. Ms. Bachrach frequently conducts training workshops on discrete trial teaching and language issues in children with autism, Applied Behavior Analysis, and other intervention topics. She has consulted to numerous public school districts and private organizations and has traveled throughout the United States and abroad to assist parents in establishing home based early intervention programs for their children with autism. CHRISTINE PASSARETTI, M.Ed., CBA/e/fl Program Supervisor Passaretti earned her Masters of Education Degree in Early Childhood Special Education and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Child Development and Psychology, both from Vanderbilt University in Tennessee. Ms. Passaretti is a Florida Certified Behavior Analyst. Before joining the staff of Reaching Potentials in August 2001, Ms. Passaretti was affiliated with Above and Beyond Children's Center in Nashville, Tennessee where she served as the clinical director for a center-based program that provided ABA services for young children with autism. In addition to her center-based work, Ms. Passaretti spent six years working with children with autism in home-based programs that utilized the methodology pioneered by Dr. Ivar Lovaas. Throughout this time, she received monthly training in ABA techniques and programming through the New Jersey Institute of Early Intervention, a Lovaas research replication site. Mike Savory SELf*AWAK(e)A-dvocacy © 2001 " Advocacy With Abundant Keys to Excellence and Access " Offering Advocacy in: Community Service, Student Advocacy, & Facilitation (Volunteer & Donations) Adolescence Doesn't Die IT Just Gets Buried !... Don't Give Up The Fight. Advocate for Children & Persons Who Experience Disabilities in daily living. © 2001 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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