Behavior Analysis Online

Today is a good day, Dr. Sellers and now Dr. Green.

In this presentation, Dr. Gina Green discusses studies from two papers comparing intensive behavior analytic treatment to eclectic treatment for young children with autism. Comparisons to other scientist’s studies with a slightly older age group are highlighted. Finally, Dr. Green concludes with some possible reasons why eclectic treatment options continue to be popular.

Gina Green: Behavior Analytic and Eclectic interventions In this presentation, Dr. Gina Green discusses studies from two papers comparing intensive behavior analytic treatment to eclectic treatment for young childr...

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Dr. Taubman discusses the importance of teaching social skills to children with ASD and the various methods our field uses to instruct and program these behaviors. Barriers to the generalization of these social skills are identified and finally many suggestions are offered to enhance the generalization of these social skills for learners with ASD.

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Taubman, Mitchell : Challenges to Generalization in The Social Domain Dr. Taubman discusses the importance of teaching social skills to children with ASD and the various methods our field uses to instruct and program these beha...

Want to enhance confidence in your writing?

Marilyn Gilbert's "Writing Solutions for Behavior Analysts" can help you build a functional approach to the structure and mechanics of writing.

The course begins Tuesday, January 16, 2018.

Morningside Teachers' Academy :

Hi everyone,
Marilyn Gilbert's online technical writing course, Writing Solutions for Behavior Analysts is once again open for enrollment this winter.

The course begins Tuesday, January 16, 2018. I encourage students to enroll, and advisors to tell your undergraduate and graduate students about it. Many students from UNT as well as several other behavior analysis graduate departments continue to enroll in the course. Her students especially appreciate her frequent individual feedback sessions.

The course really is quite distinctive and behaviorally based.

Registration is open now. To apply, or if you have questions about registration, please contact the registrar, Laura Davis, at [email protected], or 940-369-7879. For questions about the course you may contact Marilyn Gilbert @ her email address, cc'd above, or by phone: 206-780-7991.

The registration deadline is closing soon.

You don't have to be a student at UNT, and their online offerings are quite inexpensive.

Let's get more behavior analysts doing lots more clear writing!!

All my best,
Kent

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UNT College of Health and Public Service

Marilyn Gilbert's "Writing Solutions for Behavior Analysts"

Hi everyone,
Marilyn Gilbert's online technical writing course, Writing Solutions for Behavior Analysts is once again open for enrollment this winter.

The course begins Tuesday, January 16, 2018. I encourage students to enroll, and advisors to tell your undergraduate and graduate students about it. Many students from UNT as well as several other behavior analysis graduate departments continue to enroll in the course. Her students especially appreciate her frequent individual feedback sessions.

The course really is quite distinctive and behaviorally based.

Registration is open now. To apply, or if you have questions about registration, please contact the registrar, Laura Davis, at [email protected], or 940-369-7879. For questions about the course you may contact Marilyn Gilbert @ her email address, cc'd above, or by phone: 206-780-7991.

The registration deadline is December 11, 2017 by 5 PM CST.

You don't have to be a student at UNT, and their online offerings are quite inexpensive.

Let's get more behavior analysts doing lots more clear writing!!

All my best,
Kent