Incorporating Applied Behavior Analysis into the General Education Classroom

Part 1: Introduction and Basic Concepts.-1. Introduction to Foundations of Behavior Change Strategies Applicable in the General Education Classroom.- 2. Determining Behavior Change.- 3. Functional Behavior Assessment in General Education Classrooms.- 4. Antecedent Strategies: Proactive Strategies for Changing Behavior.- 5. Differential Reinforcement.- Part 2: Group Systems.- 6. Positive Behavior Support.- 7. Group Contingencies.- 8. Fluency.- 9. Equivalence-Based Instruction.- 10. Direct Instruction.- 11. Precision Teaching.- 12. TAGteach®.- 13. Personalized System of Instruction.- Part 3: Successful integration of ABA into school systems.- 14. Early Start Denver Model.- 15. Morningside Model.- 16. CABAS®.

Dr. Jennifer Quigley, BCBA-D, LBS is an Advanced Research Project Instructor with the Behavior Analysis program at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology online department. Dr Quigley also serves as director for a behavioral health organization providing ABA services to children in community-based settings. Dr. Quigley has extensively worked in residential and community-based programs serving children with autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disabilities. She has presented on a variety of topics including community integration, functional analyses, and play skills.

Dr. Mindy J. Cassano, BCBA-D, LBA is a public school behavior analyst in New York, affiliated with The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Dr. Cassano has over 15 years of research and clinical experience in schools, center-based programs, and home settings. She has worked with a variety of learners, including children with autism and other developmental and emotional disabilities. She has presented on a variety of topics including variables affecting preference and reinforcer effectiveness, preference for choice, delay discounting and managing challenging behaviors.

Dr. Julie A. Ackerlund Brandt, BCBA-D, LBA is the Chief Executive Officer of Yellow Brick Academy and an Associate Professor with the Behavior Analysis program in The Chicago School of Professional Psychology's Online Campus. Dr. Ackerlund Brandt has worked with children of both typical and atypical development across a variety of settings for more than 20 years. She has published and presented on a variety of topics including variables affecting preference and reinforcer effectiveness, choice, various teaching procedures, and behavior management.