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Penn State National Autism Conference- Training Video Archives
Penn State National Autism Conference- Training Video Archives
FREE videos for beginner, intermediate, and advanced training levels taught by pioneers in the field of ABA. Some topics include:
Current research in effective practices
Understanding, assessing, and managing challenging behavior
Developing function-based interventions
Teaching replacement skills (communication, social, adaptive)
Effective teaching methodologies
and MANY MORE!!!
*Up to 32 CEU's can be obtained via paid attendance (in-person OR virtual) at the annual conference!
PaTTAN Training Videos
PaTTAN Training Videos
(Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network)
(Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network)
FREE videos for beginner, intermediate, and advanced training levels taught by professionals in the field of ABA and the PA Department of Education.
Training videos can be filtered by audience: Administrators, teachers, parents, support, and paraprofessionals
Videos can be filtered by topic: Autism, education, behavior, inclusive practices, family engagement, English language learners, and MANY MORE!
*CEU's can be obtained via paid attendance (in-person OR virtual) at the annual conferences!
ABA in Pennsylvania Initiative
ABA in Pennsylvania Initiative
Learn more about everything relating to Applied Behavior Analysis, including:
Comprehensive Diagnostic Evaluations for Autism
Process of obtaining ABA services
Description of ABA services and provider credentials
Funding sources for ABA services
...and much more!
Skill Acquisition Example Videos
Skill Acquisition Example Videos
Communication Training
Communication Training
Discrete Trial Teaching
Discrete Trial Teaching
Delivering Reinforcement
Delivering Reinforcement
Teaching Cooperation
Teaching Cooperation
Understanding Challenging Behavior
Understanding Challenging Behavior
Managing challenging behaviors requires the identification of the behavior's function (through systematic assessment) as well as implementing interventions that match this function. An accurate assessment is key to decreasing challenging behaviors because the function determines how we intervene. For example, a child may throw a toy, but we need to first determine if it was done to gain something, to avoid something, or if it served a sensory purpose. If we intervene by picking the child up and redirecting him/her to a preferred activity, but the function of the throwing was for attention, we just unintentionally reinforced the behavior.
Assessments are done by a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). For more information regarding specific interventions to manage your child's behavior, click here to determine if your child is eligible to receive ABA therapy.
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