IABA Research and Education Foundation’s Post

good training with great facilitators

I highly recommend this training led by experts in the field, Ted Layman and Kate O'Kelley!!

I'm so excited to be presenting a Webinar with Australian Association of Psychologists Inc (AAPi) in October about cognitive and educational assessments with children. Not something covered in my undergrad training and hard to find comprehensive training in. For Psychologists new to this area - what questions do you want answers to that you have trouble finding training for? Tell me below and I'll include it in the training!

💭 How often do we focus solely on the positives?...💭 Well that's exactly what the WOWW intervention does! 💻 Earlier this week I joined the Reed webinar to develop and expand my EdPsych knowledge. 💡 It was an inspiring presentation on the success of the solution-oriented intervention tool, Working on What Works (WOWW). Designed to focus on the positives and strengths of both teacher and student, the WOWW philosophy is unique in that it engages the classroom as a whole, encouraging collaboration and positivity for the improvement of child behaviour. 👨👨👦👦 Over 90 people from around the world dialled in to learn how WOWW can be applied in an educational setting. An element of the tool that I found particularly charming was what was referred to as a ✨ Sparkle Moment ✨ A sparkle moment is prompted by the phrase ‘I’m thinking of someone who (insert positive behaviour), who am I thinking of?’ This again promotes positive reflection and acknowledgement of good behaviour. Did you miss it? Don't worry! We host one every month! 📲 Join us on 21 March for our next webinar which will be on the topic of “School is Too Much Pressure” with Dr Maddi Popoola. I hope to see you there! 😄 #educationalpsychology #edpsych #EP #internationalEP

Learning in Action#INSET Day 1#The City School#Unlocking potential for exceptional education Enhancing my teaching skills and staying updated on best practices# Power of Visible thinking: The key to fostering Creativity, innovation and Problem solving skills.

Educational Therapists are powerhouses. They combine high-level technical expertise with emotional intelligence that's uniquely applicable to each student. Ed therapists are royalty, in my eyes. Which is why I'm deeply honored by their invitation to present at the Association of Educational Therapists (AET) annual conference, held virtually Nov 1–3rd. I'll present on how to become a "Response Ninja." That is: spotlighting the magical/fleeting space that occurs right AFTER the student speaks and BEFORE we respond. There are numerous ways to leverage this space, to subtly build our students' confidence and mastery, without them even being aware of what we're doing. Hence: ninja! To register: https://lnkd.in/gjsq85mD

CES-WE ONLINE REVIEW PROGRAM Why do some test takers just breeze through the CES-WE? Well, there is a science to it. This special group of people have high levels of cognitive and managerial skills which were developed through academic and experiential inputs. If you are unsure if you have both backgrounds, enroll in our CES-WE ONLINE REVIEW PROGRAM by clicking this link: https://lnkd.in/eMr7nq6q

By engaging students in hands-on experiences and reflection, they are better able to connect theories and knowledge learned in the classroom to real-world situations.

"The Unspoken Side of Safety" "The Environmental Information Association is proud to kick off our summer webinar series with a very special look at a silent killer in the construction industry. EIA Webinar - Mental Health: The Unspoken Side of Safety June 20, 2pm EDT CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER And look for our first microlearning session to introduce the topic, which will be released on Thursday, June 6! You won't find a better opportunity for outstanding, accessible education and opportunities for CEUs at such a great value!"

Empowering paraprofessionals and their collaborators! 🌟 Check out our free resource - 'The Prompting Ladder' - designed to guide paraprofessionals in providing tailored support for student success: