Autism

Provides information on executive function and learn strategies to develop student cognitive abilities to improve attention, behavior, and organization.

Learn to provide support to a team conducting a functional behavioral assessment and to support in the implementation of the behavioral intervention plan.

Provides information on communication as it relates to behavior: why we communicate and how to study the components that go into reducing challenging behavior.

First responders learn information on how an individual with autism may interact with others during a crisis and tips for interacting with them.

Discusses the current state of bullying in school for students with disabilities, along with effective prevention and intervention programs.

This "mini-course" has curated interview answers from Erik Carter, Ph.D. on the subject of transition and supporting students with autism.

This course provides an overview of the specific challenges present during puberty and adolescence, with safety and sexuality.

Learn to develop an understanding of the literacy needs of individuals with autism as the foundation for framing their instruction.

This "mini-course" has curated interview answers from Erik Carter, Ph.D. on the subject of friendships and belonging for students with autism