Developing Better Interventions through Efficiency, Assent, and Foundational Skills with Steve Ward
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In this episode, Steve Ward discusses how efficiency, assent, and foundational learning repertoires can enhance ethical and effective interventions in behavior analysis.
In this episode of In the Field: The ABA Podcast, I sit down with Steve Ward, BCBA® and co-founder of Whole Child Consulting, to explore how efficiency, assent, and foundational learning repertoires can guide more ethical and effective interventions. Known for developing the Inventory of Good Learner Repertoires (I.G.L.R.) and co-authoring 2,100+ Inexpensive Ideas for Intrinsic Motivation in Play, Steve brings decades of experience in making behavior analytic teaching both technically sound a...
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