After you pass a post test, you should be able to move to the next session right away. Our system does have an automatic delay timer that will prevent anyone from going through the session too quickly. The amount of time allotted for each session depends on the length of the video/webcast for each session. […]
The tests are an important part of the learning process and each participant is required to complete them for each session before they can move forward to the next session. The pretest must be completed before you can view the corresponding session’s webcast. As soon as you complete the pre-test, you will be redirected to […]
The download links for the e-books and the guide notes can be found on the Customer Courses page on your user dashboard. The guide notes for each session can be downloaded as soon as you unlock a session by passing the post test of the previous session. Detailed info on your test results can be […]
Yes, you may set a different start date as long as you have not completed the first session yet. We always have our client’s best interest in mind, and we do provide exceptions in certain cases. You can set the start date after you enter your access code and fill in the course registration form […]
You have a total of 180 days to complete the course to meet the BACB requirement, counted from the date you activate your license code.
You have a total of 10 weeks to complete the course, counted from the date you activate your license code.
After creating your Special Learning account, you will receive a system generated email to activate your account. You will have to confirm and activate your user account in order to login or reset your password. You can do this by clicking the account activation link indicated in the email. If you don’t see the email […]
Physical therapy can be performed in children as young as one year old. Some therapists recommend beginning therapy as soon as a developmental motor skill delay is noticed in the child. The earlier a therapy regimen is started, the better progress the child will make.
Yes. Some studies have shown that dietary intervention can positively affect developmental outcome for some autism children. However, there is still need for more studies.
Speech language therapist (SLT) or speech language pathologist (SLP)