Tue, May 11, 2004

Learning Modules - Meeting the Needs of Children and Youth with Challenging Behaviors

The flash slideshow modules contained in this series on Meeting the Needs of Children and Youth with Challenging Behaviors were first published in Reaching Today’s Youth: A Community Circle of Caring Journal, published by the National Educational Services in Bloomington, IN. The original modules were designed to enable individuals to facilitate one-to-two hour training sessions appropriate for teachers, other professionals, and parents who want to increase their understanding of how to work effectively with students with challenging behaviors. After receiving much positive feedback about how valuable the modules had been, Lyndal Bullock and his special education colleagues decided to adapt them for on-line viewing.  The modules were not designed to provide “indepth” training in any area, but rather to provide preliminary information on the topic presented. In all cases, they have provided lists of additional resources that may be consulted to broaden the learner’s knowledge and understanding of the subject. Available modules include-
module 1: Developing a Better Understanding of Student Behavior
module 2: Assessing Problem Behaviors
module 3: Group Intervention Strategies
module 4: Individual Intervention Strategies
module 5: Enhancing Self-Respect
module 6: Promoting Personal and Interpersonal Responsibilities
module 7: Developing Social Competence
module 8: Teaching Anger Management
module 9: Peer Mediation
module 10: Peer Tutoring
module 11: Systems of Care
module 12: Advocacy
module 13: Student Participation in Treatment Planning
module 14: Service Learning
module 15: Student Support Teams
module 16: Conducting a Functional FBA
module 17: Methods of Data Collection
module 18: Behavioral Intervention Plans and Supports
module 19: Avoiding Power Struggles

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