Functional Behavior Assessment in Public Schools
$20.00
BCBA CEUs: 1 CEU
This presentation from the 2019 Michigan Autism Conference discusses unique considerations for conducting Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) in school settings, highlighting potential barriers and components necessary for meaningful assessment. Examples are provided to illustrate how assessment results can be linked to appropriate school-based interventions, addressing the specific challenges encountered in this environment.
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Description
When conducting school-based FBA’s there are additional factors that often need to be considered relative to completing FBA’s in other settings. We will address several of these factors, including potential barriers that should be considered when conducting a school-based FBA. Additionally, we will review the components needed for completing a meaningful school-based FBA along with providing examples of ways to link the results of your assessment to appropriate school-based interventions.
About the Speakers
Dr. Christie Nutkins, a fully licensed psychologist and board certified behavior analyst, has spent over 10 years providing behaviorally based services for children and their families. While she has successfully worked with children and adolescents experiencing a wide range of educational and behavioral challenges; the majority of her training and expertise falls in the area of assessment and treatment of children with developmental delays, most specifically Autism Spectrum Disorders. With her background working in educational, clinical, and home-based settings, she strives to develop realistic, yet effective intervention plans that meet the needs of the client and family.
Abbey Mix is an LMSW and BCBA. She is employed by Kent ISD as an Autism Coach working with regional and local district teams to build capacity and enhance the quality of programming for students with Autism.
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I really enjoyed this CEU as a school-based BCBA. It has been a challenge navigating the educational world as a BCBA who previously worked in a clinical setting. This CEU provided great tools to share with school psychs and teachers who are apart of the FBA process.
Great presentation! It was easy to follow how to implement functional behavior assessment in the school, setting from the points mentioned here. The perspective of a social worker and a behavior analyst also was assisting because it is common work collaboratively with these groups
I really enjoyed this presentation!
Great presentation for all educators. Excellent use of general language to present behavioral topics.
There were some really good nuggets of information within the module. Overall it felt slightly rushed.