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The BIG Book of ABA Programs

paperback – January 1, 2010
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ISBN-13: 9780982378243 ISBN-10: 0982378246
Publisher
Stimulus Publications
Binding
paperback
Published
January 1, 2010
Weight
3.2 lbs
Dimensions
30.50×21.60×27.90 cm

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The BIG Book of ABA Programs by Michael M. Mueller Ph.D. BCBA-D and Ajamu Nkosi Ph.D. BCBA-D. paperback edition. ISBN: 9780982378243.

The BIG Book Of ABA Programs After the ABLLS-R has been completed, educators and parents are often left wondering how to transform the results into empirical IEP goals and quality ABA training programs. With the BIG Book of ABA Programs those concerns are a thing of the past. Each detailed program can be used with dozens of different children. Each program contains specific instructions for data recording and implementation for baseline and ABA teaching. Each program is customizable for different children and their unique settings, teachers, reinforcers, and steps pertaining to each program. Benefits Why pay a behavior analyst to write your programs? Why spend hours writing your own? The BIG Book of ABA Programs contains more than 500 precisely written, photocopyable, ABA program protocols for every teachable step in the ABLLS-R. Each of the more than 500 photocopyable teaching programs contains: A well-written IEP and program objective A complete baseline implementation procedure A complete ABA teaching procedure Detailed data collection procedures for each program A customizable protocol for individualization so the photocopyable protocols can be used with multiple children Custom fields include: Student name Teacher name Materials needed Reinforcers Simply identify teaching goals through the ABLLS-R, select the ABA Program to match that goal, photocopy the program, and start teaching! Never write another program again. Save thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours by no longer writing goals, objectives, and teaching protocols.