Applied Behavior Analysis
Home » Archive by category: “Education” (Page 4) Applied Behavior Analysis, better known as ABA, receives a lot of opinions, most of which I disagree with. I continue to see people either raving or condemning...
Home » Archive by category: “Education” (Page 4) Applied Behavior Analysis, better known as ABA, receives a lot of opinions, most of which I disagree with. I continue to see people either raving or condemning...
Home » Archive by category: “Education” (Page 4) Yesterday, we were introduced to two new culprits of the greatest fallacy of a generation, Dr. Paul Steinburg and Benjamin Nugent. What is this great fallacy? That...
Home » Archive by category: “Education” (Page 4) BEFORE YOU READ ANYTHING ELSE: Dr. Lord said that the study numbers are probably exaggerated because the research team relied on old data, collected by doctors who...
Home » Archive by category: “Education” (Page 4) If you haven’t heard of The Loud Hands Project, then I apologize for not telling you of this wonderful project that is part of the Autistic Self...
Home » Archive by category: “Education” (Page 4) We are getting ready to move to the DC metro area in a couple of months. The move talk has been exciting and I will miss the...
Home » Archive by category: “Education” (Page 4) The following is a Call for Papers, as the title says. However, I am not calling on any parent to submit a proposal. I’m specifically asking that...
Home » Archive by category: “Education” (Page 4) Sorry to my Autistic audience… this post is meant for the non-autistic parents in my audience. ——- This is a conglomeration of thought based on several things I have...
Home » Archive by category: “Education” (Page 4) There is something to be said about inspiring, upbeat blogging. It creates a sense of worth in all who read it. Last year, what I wrote, I...
Home » Archive by category: “Education” (Page 4) In case you can’t tell, the theme for today is “NEW”! You may recall that last year we moved out of my mom’s house and into an...
Home » Archive by category: “Education” (Page 4) As many of you know from my chronicling, Daniel has settled in nicely with his iPad and uses it at home, at school and in the community....