That gets us that much closer to being able to hold this event. We need five families to commit to attend and provide feedback...I am supposed to let them know if we have that by Monday and then they will schedule the date and time. If needed PLAYNET can arrange children's activites for during the parent presentation. I am making phone calls to a few families today to try to get feedback on how many may be intersted in taking part.
Also the next PLAYNET meeting is this coming Tuesday April 11, 6:20 p.m. - 7:45 p.m. at Saron Church.
Ronda
Rhonda Hello!! this is jean Ward Elijahs mom Is this a class session I am very interested ,how do I get signed up and does Elijah take part also.. Thanks jean
The Metzgers <rmetzger@...> wrote:Recognizing the importance of family training, the IRCA is in the final stages of developing a family training module. The module will be field tested with a group of families and then a "train the trainer" model will be used to train autism mentors in school districts and parent groups to deliver training to families. PLAYNET has been selected to be one of four pilot groups to be offered the opportunity to participate in this part of the project. This presentation would be given to PLAYNET the last week in May or the first, second or fourth week of June. It would be a 2-3 hour presentation and we need at least 5families to commit to attend and give feedback. I told them that we had a high interest in Behavioral Supports but would like each family to tell me their first and second choice from the four topics below and your level of interest in participating in this program. Do we have five families who will commit to attending the presentation and providing feedback? The topics to choose from are: Introduction to Autism Behavioral Supports Education and Instruction Resources for Families As was mentioned because this is part of a project we have certain requirements as mentioned earlier: 1. We must have five families participate 2. We would want immediate feedback after the presentation about what was helpful, what was not and what may have been left out or more helpful 3. There will be a pre-training and post-training "test" to see if the presentation accomplished the goals (there is no "grading" this is just a part of checking the effectiveness of this training). 4. We would like to schedule the meeting/presentation for the last week in May or the first, second or fourth week of June. Certainly during a regular meeting time if at all possible. In case the Behavioral Programming Presentation is a duplicate of what you already had I thought I would give you the outline: * Role of Crisis Management * Identifying the Functions of Behavior * Positive Behavior Support Approaches: Applied Behavioral Analysis, Positive Reinforcement, Differential Reinforcement, Reinforcement Schedules, Premack Principle, Proactive Strategies, Skill Building, Augmentative Communication, Environmental Manipulation, Setting Limits