Workshop Registration Details

Students with autism often benefit from tailored teaching approaches to support their academic, daily living, and social skill development. Research highlights the effectiveness of two Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)-based strategies: Natural Environment Teaching (NET) and Discrete Trial Teaching (DTT). These methods can be seamlessly integrated with evidence-based interventions such as preference assessments, reinforcement techniques, visual supports, token economies, and task analysis. This interactive workshop equips participants with the skills to implement these approaches effectively. Through hands-on practice, attendees will learn to use NET to address Individualized Education Program (IEP) goals across diverse activities, with an emphasis on strategies to promote the generalization and maintenance of skills. Participants will also gain experience applying DTT to teach various skills, incorporating other proven strategies, and ensuring that learned behaviors are sustained over time and across different settings. By the end of the session, participants will have a deeper understanding of how to empower students with autism to acquire, generalize, and maintain new skills for long-term success.

CPE

Assistive Technology
Autism
Behavior / Discipline
Complex Access
Early Childhood
ECSE
Meaningful Access
Paraprofessional Training
Related Services
Special Education

ECSE Teachers
Head Start / EHS Personnel
Instructional Paraprofessional
Related Services Personnel
SP (LSSP)
Special Ed Directors
Speech-Language Pathologists
Teachers

Early Childhood
Headstart
Pre-Kinder
Kinder
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th

TTESS 1.3 Knowledge of Students
TTESS 1.4 Activities
TTESS 2.2 Content Knowledge and Expertise
TTESS 2.3 Communication
TTESS 2.4 Differentiation

*Free/Discounted to Region 7 Districts /Charters (FREE)
*Employees of Region 7 ESC (FREE)
Head Start/EHS (FREE)
IMPACT ETX (FREE)
Special Education Services (FREE)