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From: John Eshleman
Date: Wed, 7 Apr 1999 01:56:12 EDT
Subject: PT-related Sessions at ABA 1999
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" I have always viewed the Association for Behavior Analysis (ABA) Conventions as mini 5-day "universities." There, the whole of behavioraldom is gathered, including many PT'ers. Well, ABA has posted its 1999 Convention Program on its website. I have gone through the Program and have culled out the Precision Teaching, Standard Celeration Chart, Generative Instruction, and any sessions otherwise related to these areas. Herewith, I present you with the PT-oriented sessions at ABA. Perhaps this may help your planning for the convention. (And if I missed any sessions that are PT-related, I apologize in advance. Please let me know if there are other PT-related sessions that I overlooked. There are many sessions at ABA. So, it's easy to overlook items.)
For the full entries for the Workshops, please see the ABA Convention Program. BTW, the ABA website address for the program is: http://www.wmich.edu/aba/conv1999/
As ever, John Eshleman, Ed.D.
Workshop #1 5/26/99 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Room 4C
Standard Celeration Chart Reading and Charting
OGDEN LINDSLEY, Ph.D. (Behavior Research Company),
John Cooper, Ed.D.(Ohio State University), Jeremy Clofene, MS,
Allison Cromey, M.A. (Illinois Institute of Technology), Bradley
Frieswyk, M.A. (Morningside Learning Systems), Michael Fabrizio,
M.A., Joanne M. Robbins, M.A. (Morningside Academy), Charles
Merbitz (Illinois Institute of Technology)
Brief Description - How to read and chart daily, weekly, monthly,
and yearly Standard Celeration Charts.
Workshop #17 5/26/99 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Room 4B
Building Fluency in Fine and Gross Motor Behavior Elements
CARL BINDER, Ph.D. (Binder Riha Associates), Giordana Malabello
(The Australia Optimal Learning Center Pty Ltd.), Ann Desjardins
(Cache Valley Learning Center) and Richard McManus (Life Force, Inc.)
Brief Description - This workshop provides concepts, tools, and
methods for developing fluency in behavioral elements.
Workshop #25 5/27/99 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM Room 4A
How to Develop, Produce and Use SAFMEDS
STEPHEN A. GRAF, Ph.D. (Youngstown State University)
Description - SAFMEDS, an acronym for "Say All Fast Minute
Every Day Shuffled," represents a procedure to promote fluency
in verbal behavior developed by Ogden Lindsley some 20 years ago.
#6 Special Event 5/27/99 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Grand Ballroom Audiotaped
Opening Event, Society for the Advancement of Behavior Analysis (SABA) Awards
Chair: James M. Johnston (Auburn University)
- Distinguished Service to Behavior Analysis OGDEN LINDSLEY "Our Five Number Worlds: Measurement Scales Made Clear"
- International Dissemination of Behavior Analysis Comunidad los Horcones, JUAN ROBINSON LOPEZ "Western Influences in Behavior Analysis Seen from a Walden Two"
- Public Service in Behavior Analysis GERALD SHOOK "A Brief Overview of National Certification and Its Impact on All Behavior Analysts"
- Enduring Programmatic Contributions to Behavior Analysis Princeton Child Development Institute, PATRICIA J. KRANTZ & LYNN MCCLANNAHAN "Behavior Analysis in Autism Intervention"
#6b Invited Event 5/27/99 1:00 PM-1:50 PM Marquette DDA
Free Operancy Fluency Building Compared to Discrete Trials with
Autistic Preschoolers
Chair: Ogden R. Lindsley (Behavior Research Company)
- GIORDANA MALABELLO (University of Western Australia)
#39 Symposium 5/27/99 3:00 PM-4:50 PM Williford C EDC
Toward An Inquiry Model: Unhitching from Teacher-Directed Instruction
Chair: Ogden R. Lindsley (Behavior Research Company)
Discussant: Ogden R. Lindsley (Behavior Research Company)
- Reasoning and Inquiry: A Procedural Interpretation T. V. JOE LAYNG (The New School for the Learning Sciences)
- Real-World Procedures for the Teaching of Reasoning and Inquiry. MICHAEL A. FABRIZIO (Morningside Academy)
- Real-World Procedures for the Teaching of Self-Evaluation. BRAD FRIESWYK (Morningside Learning Systems)
- What an Inquiring Student Looks and Sounds Like. JOANNE K. ROBBINS (Morningside Learning Academy)
- The Current Repertoire of Student-Centered Approaches. KENT JOHNSON (Morningside Academy, Morningside Learning Systems)
#102 Invited Event 5/28/99 1:30 PM-3:20 PM Continental C AUT
Rate-Based and Free Operant Responding with Individuals with Autism
Chair: Jack Scott (Florida Atlantic University)
Discussant: Carl Binder (Binder Riha Associates)
- Learn Units and Rate. R. DOUGLAS GREER (Education Columbia University Teachers College)
- Teaching Young Children with Autism Compliance and Verbal Behavior to Fluency. PATRICK E. MCGREEVY (Patrick McGreevy, PhD, P.A.)
- Combining Restricted Operant and Free Operant Responding to Maximize Instructional Effectiveness for Preschool Children with Autism. CLAUDIA CLARK (Preschool for Children with Autism, St. Mary's Hospital) and Jack Scott (Florida Atlantic University)
- Enabling Autistic Individuals to Reach World Class Industrial Performance Standards. RICHARD MCMANUS (LifeForce, Inc.)
#129 Poster Session 5/28/99 5:30 PM-7:00 PM International Ballroom North CBM
33. Precise Performance Measures for Improved Rehabilitation of Persons with Brain Injury. ROBERT F. MORRELL (Veterans Affairs Medical Center - Ann Arbor, MI) and Richard M. Kubina Jr. (The Ohio State Unviersity)
34. Frequency Measures of Pressure Relief after SCI: A Case Study. MARIA A. BERGMAN, Rosmarie B. King, Jennifer Barnard and David Chen (Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago)
35. Pressure Ulcer Preventative Behaviors: Skin Inspections. MARIA A. BERGMAN, Rosmarie B. King, Maryanne Schmelzer and David Chen (Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago)
36. Frequency Measures of Behaviour for Inpatient Spinal Cord Injury. MARIA A. BERGMAN, Nancy Hansen, James Emmett, Charles T. Merbitz (Illinois Institute of Technology) and Bridget Collins (Hines, Virginia)
92. A Comparison of Web-Based Flashcards and Paper-and-Pencil Flashcards. KERI BAILEY-WHITACRE and Julie S. Vargas (West Virginia University)
#166 Paper Session 5/29/99 9:00 AM-10:20 AM Lake Erie EDC
Effective Instructional Strategies for College Students
Chair: Jennifer Benefield (Jacksonville State University)
- Making Data-Based Decisions for University Classroom Curricular Changes. KAREN L. MAHON (University of Kansas) and Patricia A. Haught (West Virginia University)
- Goodbye, CII. . .Hello Academic Center for Excellence! CLAUDIA E. MCDADE and John M. Brown (Academic Center for Excellence)
- Effects of Active Student Responding on Achievement of Undergraduate Psychology College Students. MARILIN G. COLON and Jon S. Bailey (Florida State University)
#172 Symposium 5/29/99 9:00 AM-10:50 AM Williford C EDC
Precision Teaching and Behavior Analysis: Synergy for the 21st Century
Chair: Richard M. Kubina (The Ohio State University)
Discussant: Jesus Rosales-Ruiz (University of North Texas)
- Inserting Precision Teaching into an Applied-Behavior-Analytic Teaching System for Students with Autism. GUY BEDIENT (Connecticut Center for Child Development)
- Graphic Display and "The Chart." RICHARD M. KUBINA (The Ohio State University)
- Behavioral Fluency: Features of the New Paradigm. CARL BINDER (Binder Riha Associates)
- The Learning Channel Advantage. MORTEN HAUGLAND and Richard M. Kubina (The Ohio State University)
- Computer-based Applications of Precision Teaching. JOHN W. ESHLEMAN (EasyLearn Systems, Inc.)
#173 Panel Discussion 5/29/99 10:00 AM-11:50 AM 4A AUT
Starting and Running an Autism Center: Issues and Problems
Chair: Patricia Fitzsimons (Connecticut Center for Child Development)
- GIORDANA MALABELLO (University of Western Australia)
- JUDY WEBER (Tobinworld)
- MARK L. SUNDBERG (STARS School)
- DAWN BUFFINGTON (Institute for Educational Achievement)
- MATT ISRAEL (Judge Rotenberg Education Center)
#177 Symposium 5/29/99 10:00 AM-11:50 AM PDR 3 TBA
What Suzuki Educators and Behavior Analysts Have to Offer Each Other
Chair: Roger Bass (Carthage College)
Discussant: Julie S. Vargas (West Virginia University)
- Some Similarities Between Suzuki Education and Behavior Analysis. ROGER BASS (Carthage College)
- Applied Behavior Analysis in Music Education: From the USA to Japan. R. DOUGLAS GREER (Columbia University)
- Gifts from Precision Teachers to Suzuki Teachers. OGDEN R. LINDSLEY (Behavior Research Company)
- An Experimental Psychologist's Look at Suzuki Education. MASAYA SATO and Juko Ando (Keio University)
- Reinforcement in Suzuki Education. CAROLYN BARRETT (Suzuki Association of Greater Washington)
- Observation and Analysis of Suzuki String Training. ELAINE COLPRIT (Bowling Green State University)
- Behavior Analysis and Music Teacher Preparation. ROBERT DUKE (University of Texas at Austin)
#185 Poster Session 5/29/99 12:00 PM-1:30 PM International Ballroom North AUT
3. Investigating Performance Adduction in a Young Autistic Child: The Acquisition of a Complex Mathematics Skill through the Teaching of Component Tool Skills Using Free Operant Fluency Building and Standard Celeration Charting. SIMMONE POGO RZELSKI, Bee Poh Yeo (The Australian Optimal Learning Center) and Giordana Malabello (University of Western Australia)
6. Fluency-Based Instruction to Improve Long-Term Retention of Academic Skills in Young Children with Autism. MICHAEL A. FABRIZIO and Alison L. Moors (Morningside Academy)
7. Application of a Generalized Teaching Procedure for Concept Instruction with Children with Autism. ALISON L. MOORS and Michael A. Fabrizio (Morningside Academy)
9. Implementing Morningside Math with a First Grader with Autism. KRISTINE PORTER, Beth Swatsky and Paul T. Andronis (Northern Michigan University)
12. Effects of Fluency "Card Turning" on Stereotypy and Response Rates. JILL E. HENRY, Heather Cramer and Guy Bedient (Connecticut Center for Child Development)
#188 Poster Session 5/29/99 12:00 PM-1:30 PM International Ballroom North EDC
82. The Effects of One Minute Warm Up Procedures on Addition One Minute Fluency Timings. SUSAN R. SWEENEY (Sioux City Community Schools), William J. Sweeney and Paul Malanga (University of South Dakota)
83. Repeated Readings: Fluency Builders in the Classroom. TANA TEIGEN, Paul Malanga and William J. Sweeney (University of South Dakota)
84. Using One-Minute Timings and Precision Teaching Measurement to Evaluate the Basic Skills Performance of Elementary Students with Mild Disabilities. KARA K. ROBBINS, William J. Sweeney, Mary M. Ring (University of South Dakota) and Susan R. Sweeney (Sioux City Community Schools)
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#227 Poster Session 5/29/99 5:30 PM-7:00 PM International Ballroom North EDC
97. Acquisition of Mathematics Problem-Solving Skills through the Use of Generative Instruction. KRISTIN H. HAZLETT and Philip N. Chase (West Virginia University)
98. The Effects of Graphic Organizers on the Social Studies Test Scores of Students with Learning Disabilities in an Inclusionary Setting. SARA C. ERNSBARGER (Petal School District) and April D. Miller (The University of Southern Mississippi)
99. Assessing the Effects of a Strategic Intervention to Improve Creative Writing Quality. LUANN R. ALBERTSON and Felix F. Billingsley (University of Washington)
100. The Effects of Different Numbers of Opportunities to Respond during Class-wide Peer Tutoring on Third Graders' Spelling Performance. LI LI (Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation, Utah State University), K. Richard Young (Brigham Young University) and Richard P. West (CPD, Utah State University)
101. FastCard: A Flashcard Computer Software to Establish Accuracy and Build Fluency. NORMAND PELADEAU (Psychology Department, Universite du Quebec, Montreal)
102. The Effects of Fluency, Overlearning and Intermittent Schedules
on Prevention of Resurgence. N. J. RODRIGUES, Kyle E. Ferguson, Kimberly Berens and Linda J. Hayes (University of Nevada, Reno)
103. Fluency Training with Computerized Voice Recognition Training Methods. FINNUR ODDSSON and Philip N. Chase (West Virginia University)
#240 Reunion 5/29/99 8:00 PM-9:50 PM PDR 3
Standard Celeration Chart Data Sharing
Chair: Stephen A. Graf (Youngstown State University)
#243 Business Meeting 5/30/99 8:00 AM-8:50 AM 4D
Standard Celeration Society and the Standard Celeration Charting SIG
Chair: Stephen A. Graf (Youngstown State University)
The Standard Celeration Society and SCC-SIG share and spread information about current applications of precision learning and teaching.
#267 Panel Discussion 5/30/99 10:30 AM-11:50 AM 4C CSE
Regaining Our Balance: Behavioral Science and Ecology
Chair: Clay M. Starlin (University of Oregon)
- STEPHEN A. GRAF (Youngstown State University)
- E. SCOTT GELLER (Virginia Tech Univ)
- JOHN W. ESHLEMAN (EasyLearn Systems, Inc)
#278 Symposium 5/30/99 11:00 AM-12:50 PM Boulevard B CBM
Outcome Measurement: Burden of Care, Quality of Life and Scientific Measurement
Chair: Michael P. Mozzoni (Timber Ridge Group, Inc.)
Discussant: Glen W. White (University of Kansas)
- Single Subject Experimental Designs (SSEDs) and Behavior Analysis (BA): The Increasing Demands for Demonstrable Effectiveness and Accountability in Medical Rehabilitation. NANCY K. HANSEN (Illinois Institute of Technology)
- Burden of Care Measures in Neurorehabilitation: Impact on Length of Stay and Client Outcomes. MICHAEL P. MOZZONI (Timber Ridge Group, Inc.)
- Contributions of Behavior Analysis to Solving the Rehabilitation Outcome Measures Puzzle: Single Subject Design, Individualization, Selectionism, Component-Composite Relations, and Frequency Measures. CHARLES T. MERBITZ (Illinois Institute of Technology)
- Quality of Life an Outcome Measurement Values System. ROBERT H. HORNER (University of Oregon)"
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