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Creating Equitable and Ethical Behavior Support Models in Schools

In this course participants will learn about service models that can be used as as school-based BCBA. Referral, screening and intervention planning will be discussed.

Speaker Name

Amanda Borosh, M.Ed, BCBA

Creating Equitable and Ethical Behavior Support Models in Schools

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

Assess need for behavior analytic services from multiple stakeholders

Define service model and process based on resources and scope of competence

Use the BACB Ethics Code to guide service model development

Obtain informed consent and service agreements from all parties

Define roles and responsibilities

Allocate resources equitably

Collaborate with other district supports

Amanda Borosh, M.Ed, BCBA

Experienced special educator turned behavior analyst and researcher, with research interests in the application of principles of Organizational Behavior Management (OBM) and implementation science in public schools supporting students with disabilities and challenging behavior.

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Time-Ordered Agenda

Time

Session / Activity

0-5 minutes
Introduction
5-10 minutes
Identifying school/district needs
10-15 minutes
Conceptualizing and building a team
15-45 minutes
Creating an equitable and ethical consultation process
45-50 minutes
Sustaining your team