Guest guest Posted January 9, 2002 Report Share Posted January 9, 2002 Sorry for off topic post. Someone was recently asking about techniques to use with their child. I just found this on my email from another group. I thought I would pass it on. It would be really good for anyone with limited resources in their area. << Dear Friends, The new year of 2002 will bring with it the beginning of a NEW ONLINE course for parents, and I encourage you to share this message with anyone you know who may be interested in signing up for this great opportunity: Applied Behavior Analysis and the Treatment of Children: The Real Story of What It Is and What We Do A course specifically designed for parents and caregivers of children with autism and other developmental disabilities to teach specifically what behavioral principles are and how they are positively and effectively used to help children at home and in school! To register for this course (space is limited), please go to: http://advances10.advances.net/stores/behavior/merchant.ihtml?pid=108 & lastca tid=14 & step=4 and use our SECURE SERVER to sign up for the course. About the New School for the Learning Sciences (NSLS): The New School for the Learning Sciences (www.nsls.com), a nonprofit, Internet-based institution offering advanced training in the learning sciences from scientists and scholars throughout the world, for parents, students and learners throughout the world, is now offering QuickStudy instruction. The NSLS QuickStudy Courses are brief, non-credit intensive on-line courses taught by individuals who have extensive backgrounds in the areas presented. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) may be offered for selected QuickStudy Courses, as indicated in each course description. The NSLS QuickStudy courses are designed to provide parents, teachers, staff members, the practicing professional and advanced student a means to attain instruction on a topic which might not be immediately available in their location or at a convenient time. All the information about our programs and Quickstudy courses can be found at: www.nsls.com. You can preregister for these courses by visiting www.nsls.com and visiting the QuickStudy section. ALSO ONLINE: Understanding and Treating Behavior Problems: A Course in Staff Training and Development Course information and registration can be found at www.nsls.com. You can take a look at (but not participate in) the course by going to: http://www.blackboard.com/courses/QKST605/ The purpose of this course is to provide a focused overview of the field of behavior analysis, with emphases on both the basic science and clinical application of behavior principles. Students will learn about the principles of effective behavior change. This course is appropriate for any individual who wants to learn more about how to use behavior principles appropriately and effectively, *with emphasis on staff training and development.* If you are a parent or caregiver of a child with autism or within the autism spectrum, I would highly encourage you to preregister for Applied Behavior Analysis and the Treatment of Children: The Real Story of What It Is and What We Do. To register for this course (space is limited), please go to: http://advances10.advances.net/stores/behavior/merchant.ihtml?pid=107 & lastca tid=14 & step=4 Use our SECURE SERVER to sign up for the course. COMING SOON: Behavior Analyst Certification Exam Preparation This course will help prepare individuals to pass the national behavior analyst certification exam. The course will address all aspects of applying for, sitting for, and passing the exam, with an emphasis on content and strategy. An initial self-test practice exam will be administered and detailed feedback will be provided to pinpoint individual strengths and weaknesses in each of the specific exam content areas. The course will also provide content area reviews and extensive on-line multiple choice practice items, as well as test-taking strategies for maximizing one's test score. This is intended as a review of behavior analysis and assumes prior formal training in the field. To register for this course (space is limited), please go to: http://advances10.advances.net/stores/behavior/merchant.ihtml?pid=109 & lastca tid=14 & step=4 Use our SECURE SERVER to sign up for the course. It is exciting to be able to offer such high quality training for parents, caregivers, staff members, and others interested in really understanding what behavior analysis is, and how it is used in a positive and effective manner. Happy holidays! Hope to see you online soon. Please share this message with your friends. Very truly yours, Joe Plaud ph J. Plaud, Ph.D., BCBA>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2002 Report Share Posted January 10, 2002 This is not off topic at all, I was in desparate need of this information. Thanks a bunch! --- whcmccain@... wrote: > Sorry for off topic post. Someone was recently > asking about techniques to > use with their child. I just found this on my email > from another group. I > thought I would pass it on. It would be really good > for anyone with limited > resources in their area. > > << > Dear Friends, > > The new year of 2002 will bring with it the > beginning of a NEW ONLINE course > for parents, and I encourage you to share this > message with anyone you know > who may be interested in signing up for this great > opportunity: > > Applied Behavior Analysis and the Treatment of > Children: The Real Story > of What It Is and What We Do > > A course specifically designed for parents and > caregivers of children with > autism and other developmental disabilities to teach > specifically what > behavioral principles are and how they are > positively and effectively used > to help children at home and in school! > > To register for this course (space is limited), > please go to: > > http://advances10.advances.net/stores/behavior/merchant.ihtml?pid=108 & lastca > tid=14 & step=4 > > and use our SECURE SERVER to sign up for the course. > > About the New School for the Learning Sciences > (NSLS): > > The New School for the Learning Sciences > (www.nsls.com), a nonprofit, > Internet-based institution offering advanced > training in the learning > sciences from scientists and scholars throughout the > world, for parents, > students and learners throughout the world, is now > offering QuickStudy > instruction. The NSLS QuickStudy Courses are brief, > non-credit intensive > on-line courses taught by individuals who have > extensive backgrounds in the > areas presented. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) > may be offered for > selected QuickStudy Courses, as indicated in each > course description. The > NSLS QuickStudy courses are designed to provide > parents, teachers, staff > members, the practicing professional and advanced > student a means to attain > instruction on a topic which might not be > immediately available in their > location or at a convenient time. > > All the information about our programs and > Quickstudy courses can be found > at: www.nsls.com. You can preregister for these > courses by visiting > www.nsls.com and visiting the QuickStudy section. > > ALSO ONLINE: > > Understanding and Treating Behavior Problems: A > Course in Staff Training > and Development > > Course information and registration can be found at > www.nsls.com. You can > take a look at (but not participate in) the course > by going to: > http://www.blackboard.com/courses/QKST605/ > > The purpose of this course is to provide a focused > overview of the field of > behavior analysis, with emphases on both the basic > science and clinical > application of behavior principles. Students will > learn about the > principles of effective behavior change. This course > is appropriate for any > individual who wants to learn more about how to use > behavior principles > appropriately and effectively, *with emphasis on > staff training and > development.* If you are a parent or caregiver of a > child with autism or > within the autism spectrum, I would highly encourage > you to preregister for > Applied Behavior Analysis and the Treatment of > Children: The Real Story of > What It Is and What We Do. > > To register for this course (space is limited), > please go to: > > http://advances10.advances.net/stores/behavior/merchant.ihtml?pid=107 & lastca > tid=14 & step=4 > > Use our SECURE SERVER to sign up for the course. > > COMING SOON: > > Behavior Analyst Certification Exam Preparation > > This course will help prepare individuals to pass > the national behavior > analyst certification exam. The course will address > all aspects of applying > for, sitting for, and passing the exam, with an > emphasis on content and > strategy. An initial self-test practice exam will be > administered and > detailed feedback will be provided to pinpoint > individual strengths and > weaknesses in each of the specific exam content > areas. The course will also > provide content area reviews and extensive on-line > multiple choice practice > items, as well as test-taking strategies for > maximizing one's test score. > This > is intended as a review of behavior analysis and > assumes prior formal > training > in the field. > > To register for this course (space is limited), > please go to: > > http://advances10.advances.net/stores/behavior/merchant.ihtml?pid=109 & lastca > tid=14 & step=4 > > Use our SECURE SERVER to sign up for the course. > > It is exciting to be able to offer such high quality > training for parents, > caregivers, staff members, and others interested in > really understanding > what behavior analysis is, and how it is used in a > positive and effective > manner. > > Happy holidays! Hope to see you online soon. Please > share this message with > your friends. > > Very truly yours, > > Joe Plaud > > ph J. Plaud, Ph.D., BCBA>> > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] > > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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