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Establishing Instructional Control Workshop

with Dr. Carl Sundberg

January 23, 2010

Sponsored by

Vectren

and

The Children's Medical Center of Dayton

DAFEAT is happy to announce our first workshop of 2010.

DAFEAT's 2010 Workshop Schedule

2010 Workshop Schedule--Click Here

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b.. Click Here for Registration Form

c.. Click here to send email regarding registration or

this workshop

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Establishing Instructional Control Workshop

DATE:

Saturday, January 23, 2010

Registration deadline is January 15, 2010

TIME:

9 a.m.-4 p.m. (lunch on your own)

LOCATION:

The Children's Medical Center of Dayton, One

Children's Plaza, Dayton, OH 45404

ROOM:

Auditorium, Lower Level

MORE INFORMATION:

This workshop will focus on:

a.. the use of behavioral techniques to maximize

the quality of teaching.

b.. analyzing problem behaviors that typically

inhibit effective instruction.

c.. how to create a more optimal teaching

situation.

d.. introducing participants to Verbal Behavior

techniques necessary to addressing primary language needs.

e.. how to get the student to come to you

willingly and excited to learn!

After this workshop participants will...

a.. have a better understanding of how to

motivate the student to learn.

b.. be able to better identify and alter

reinforcers that are maintaining interfering behaviors.

c.. learn the importance of identifying and

teaching replacement behaviors.

d.. be able to conduct a functional assessment

of negative behaviors.

e.. learn to use the procedures of behavior

analysis including shaping, differential reinforcement, extinction, and

contriving motivation operations.

f.. have a better understanding of the 3 primary

categories of negative behaviors.

CEU's Available

PLEASE NOTE: Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

are available for Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and Board Certified

Associate Behavior Analysts (BCaBAs). For more information email

CEUs@....

Workshop Fee:

The workshop is FREE for DAFEAT members.

The cost for non-members is $36 and includes a

year-long DAFEAT membership. The cost for married couples is $60 and also

includes a year-long DAFEAT membership.

To register, download the form found at

www.dafeat.org or request one by emailing Holly at registration@.... The

registration deadline is January 15, 2010.

About Dr. Sundberg...

Carl T. Sundberg, Ph.D., BCBA-D is the director of

the Behavior Analysis Center for Autism (BACA), located in Fishers, Indiana. He

received his doctorate degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from Western Michigan

University under the direction of Dr. Jack . Dr. Sundberg utilizes B.F.

Skinner's analysis of verbal behavior within the framework of applied behavior

analysis to teach children with language and social deficits. As a graduate

student, he taught behavior analysis at Western Michigan University for 7 years.

Dr. Sundberg has publications in The Analysis of Verbal Behavior and A

Collection of Reprints on Verbal Behavior. Since 1996 Dr. Sundberg has assessed

and worked with more than 400 children and adolescents with autism spectrum

disorders and has worked with over 150 families. In addition to private

consulting, Dr. Sundberg also works with school districts and speaks at

conferences across the nation. Additionally, he teaches Verbal Behavior at Ball

State University and is the Vice President of the Indiana Association for

Behavior Analysis.

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