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Reinforcing Relationships and Teaching Children with Autism — Part I
Learner participation and well-trained instructors are critical components of every effective learning environment. These factors are especially im...
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Educational Priorities for Children with Autism
If you are the parent of a child who has been diagnosed with autism, or if you are an educator who specializes in working with students who have de...
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Developing Important Behavior Patterns
A child with autism must learn cooperation, receptive language, and other critical skills in order to live their life to the fullest. Developing ce...
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Assessing Skills With ABLLS-R® and AFLS®
Regardless of whether your child has been diagnosed with autism or you have a close relationship with an adult who has a developmental delay, you w...
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Developing A Plan to Teach Useful Skills
When you know someone who has been diagnosed with autism or another developmental delay, you want to do everything you can to help that person deve...
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What Is WebABLLS? Intuitive Progress Tracking & More
Do you wonder which skills your child needs to learn next? Would you like to have a program that can give you the specific individualized skills t...
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Autism Education For Parents: Why We Shouldn’t Simply Leave It To The Professionals
When facing the prospect of formulating a plan of action to teach skills to individuals with developmental delays, one of the most common difficul...
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Learning to Motivate, Motivating to Learn - A New Book By James W. Partington, Ph.D., BCBA-D and Scott Partington, M.A., BCBA
All of us at Partington Behavior Analysts, are pleased to announce the next publication in The Teach Your Children Well Series. “Learning to Motiva...
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Teaching language skills to your child at the dinner table
While many skills are taught in a highly structured learning environment (for example, a worktable), it is advantageous to also teach skills during...
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Teaching an individual with autism to be flexible
Does your child with autism cry or begin to have a tantrum when a routine needs to be altered? Do you want to teach your child to remain calm and ...
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“Reinforcement didn’t work!”
It is not uncommon for practitioners to refer to the concept of reinforcement, especially as it relates to skill development as part of an Assessme...
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Teach your child with autism to enjoy interacting with others
Does your child with autism spend most of his time on his own, disengaged with others? Would you like to see your child approach and interact with...
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