30-Hours Professional Diploma in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) for Autism Training
Credit hours
3
Applied Behaviour Analysis is introduced here through its core ideas of reinforcement, motivation and behavioural assessment. Learners explore data collection, task analysis, teaching strategies and behaviour modification, with attention to building communication and social skills in autistic children. Ethical considerations run throughout, making the course a useful grounding for parents, teaching assistants and support staff.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)
- 02Principles of Reinforcement and Motivation
- 03Behavioural Assessment and Data Collection
- 04Teaching Strategies and Task Analysis
- 05Behaviour Modification Techniques
- 06Promoting Communication and Social Skills
- 07Ethical Considerations in ABA for Autism
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