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Training Behavior Analysis Graduate Students to Work with an Interpreter
Training Behavior Analysis Graduate Students to Work with an Interpreter is a recorded journal-club session for behavior analysts, supervisors and ABA graduate programs serving families who speak little or no English.
What is included
A journal-club discussion of the article of the same name, with subject matter expert Dr. Sarah A. Lechago, BCBA-D, LBA, and host Maria Nicolaou, MSc BCBA.
Five target behaviors for working well with an interpreter, such as using nontechnical language, speaking directly to caregivers and positioning the interpreter.
How Behavioral Skills Training (BST) was used to teach graduate students these interpreter skills.
Why caregiver understanding did not always improve along with student skills, and what that means for practice.
Practical strategies for culturally and linguistically responsive services with multilingual families.
Materials and features
Certificate type and timing depend on the session.
No additional downloadable materials are attached to this product.
Questions about this product
What is included?
Training Behavior Analysis Graduate Students to Work with an Interpreter is a recorded journal-club session for behavior analysts, supervisors and ABA graduate programs serving families who speak little or no English.
What does it cost?
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