As we mentioned in our post that seeks to answer the question what is Applied Behavior Analysis? ABA is a systematic series of behavioral modifications prompts that shape and change behavior using precisely placed instances of reinforcement and punishment procedures. […]
ABA stands for Applied Behavior Analysis, which uses scientific techniques to modify behaviors. According to those who use it, the grandfather of these scientific principles is B.F. Skinner who employed these techniques on pigeons-teaching them to turn and peck when […]
Take a moment, or many moments and ponder why you want to teach. Perhaps, if you’re here right now you can’t quite pinpoint it, and that’s okay. That being said, an education is a great gift, and learning is a […]
Teachers across the nation are starting to demand the recognition they deserve. With a movement screaming for fair pay in West Virginia and echoing out as far as Arizona, it’s clear that all eyes are on the teachers. And rightly […]
Student teaching is more than just a box to check before heading into the profession, it’s an essential glimpse into the world of a teacher, and an opportunity to gain insights that will hopefully shape how you will inspire your […]
When thinking of people with autism, individuals seem to gravitate towards deficits in their existence- their “peculiar” routines, repetitive physical behaviors, and discomfort in social situations. We want to highlight individuals for their assets, their genius, and for their contributions […]
If you’ve spent any time teaching, then you know there are countless ways to approach a subject. And no one (or two, or five) way(s) to teach a student. You probably also have a few of your own favorite methods, […]
The results are in, and too much screen time can have detrimental effects to your child’s brain. Yikes! This is not a small issue. We have worked ourselves into another major pickle one push notification at a time. Screens are […]
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is the fastest growing disorder in the world according to the Center for Disease Control. Not only that but 1 in 68 children have been identified with ASD. All racial, socioeconomic, and ethnic groups are affected […]
So you’re looking to get a degree in early childhood but are not sure if you are ready to devote your attention to early childhood education or early childhood development. That makes sense as there are key differences and similarities […]
