Level 3 ABA Online Training Course: ABA and BIP Development and Implementation

NOTE: This course is NOT designed to teach students how to replace the role of an experienced BCBA. We STRONGLY recommend that every ABA program be created by, or in conjunction with, experienced, qualified BCBAs.

Special Learning's ABA and Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) Program Development and Implementation course are designed to teach students how to create and implement an ABA intervention program to expand their knowledge and abilities of ABA programming. 

This course delivers training incorporating a combination of videos, situation-based scenarios, and real-life examples to deepen a student's knowledge of ABA and how to apply that knowledge in a treatment setting.

This course will teach students the fundamentals of how to create and implement a quality ABA program. Students will learn the mechanics of developing a treatment/intervention plan (curriculum), from intake to generalization and maintenance. The course will utilize real-life materials, tools, software, and other resources used by teachers and clinicians in the field to ensure continuity of knowledge and a better transition from theory to practice.

Special Learning provides all the materials necessary to successfully complete the Course. These include a handout that can be used to take detailed notes for each session. Throughout the program, additional free resources will be available to enhance your learning.  

The course will begin by reviewing basic ABA principles and strategies to ensure that students possess the foundational knowledge required to move forward in the course. The structured course runs for 10 sessions and includes mandatory pre/post tests after each session so that students can demonstrate their mastery of the material before moving on to the next session.

Download Course Overview HERE

Course Objectives:

• To learn about ABA beyond the basic material.
• To understand the methods of teaching supported by research in Applied Behavior Analysis.
• To be able to complete the intake of a new client, including conducting educational assessments to determine baseline levels.
• To be able to assess and address behavioral issues.
• To understand the role and importance of identifying functions of behaviors when treating problem behavior.  
• To understand how to write goals and objectives in observable and measurable terms.
• To create individualized learning plans based on assessments and the functional needs of students.

Course Modules:

1. Overview of ABA and Treatment Plans
2. Conducting an Intake
3. Conducting Skills Assessment
4. Creating Treatment plans and Lesson Plans
5. Implementing Treatment plans and Lesson Plans
6. Visual Supports and Prompting
7. Data Collection Procedures
8. Graphing and Interpreting Data
9. Creating and Implementing Behavior Plans
10. Technology in ABA

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