Guest guest Posted February 13, 2004 Report Share Posted February 13, 2004 Implementing Verbal Behavior in the Classroom, March 4 & 5 This is a two-day hands-on workshop for teachers and related support personnel. The purpose of this workshop is to prepare instructional leaders to set up and maintain a classroom environment consistent with ABA principles that emphasize the teaching of verbal behavior. Video taped examples of such classrooms, demonstrations of procedures and hands-on practical application will provide participants with the necessary tools to more effectively organize and manage their classrooms. Class size is limited to insure that each participant receives sufficient time and feedback. Topics covered during the workshop include: IEP Development using the ABLLS, Laying the foundation for instruction, Transitioning from NET to intensive teaching: Instructional variables, Basic teaching templates: Practice teaching early, intermediate and advanced learners skills, Organizing the classroom environment, Designing class schedules that optimize personnel and resources, Organizing program materials and data collection procedures, Designing group activities that promote social skill development, Strategies for reducing problem behavior, and Guiding instruction: Practical strategies for training aides and other support personnel. * Prior attendance at Dr. Sundberg, Dr. Partington or Dr. Carbone's Workshop: Introduction to Verbal Behavior is encouraged for maximum benefit. Presenters: is Higgins is currently the director of Progressive Therapy, which provides consultations to school districts and home programs, supervision and training of staff, and development and implementation of individualized programs for children with disabilities. She is currently enrolled in a masters program where she is completing the requirements to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Payer For the past 11 years, Ms. Payer has taught students with autism in a public school, been an ABA home therapist/coordinator, and a behavior consultant. Currently she holds the title of Coordinator of Autism Services in a public school district where she oversees students with autism ages preschool through high school. She is also responsible for training paraprofessionals, teachers, and administrators on the most up to date strategies and techniques. For additional information, Please call 610-769-1662 or email nethm@... for a registration form. Carbon Lehigh Intermediate Unit, 4750 Orchard Road, Schnecksville, PA 18078 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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