Here, we cover the various applications of behavioral skills training (BST) in more detail. We discuss the four distinct parts of BST and the importance of the rehearsal, or practice stage. We also cover how to incorporate reinforcement and feedback and provide some real-world examples of BST in action.
An important part of our jobs as ABA professionals is to communicate with supervisors, parents, co-workers, and stakeholders. Here, we discuss giving and receiving feedback and how to approach those interactions appropriately. We also talk about common communication obstacles, what to do if you feel defensive when receiving feedback, and tips for communicating with parents.
Being a fantastic ABA instructor goes way beyond the duties listed on the job description. Here, we cover the qualities that help you move from good to great. We discuss how to stay open to feedback and how to deliver it to others. We also talk about the importance of being detail-oriented, using your intuition and thinking on your feet, and how to be fun and creative.
