Event Registration

"Problem Behaviors in the Classroom: Why Are They Acting This Way and What Can I Do About it?"

Event Date: 9/29/2017
Location: Madison-Champaign ESC, 2200 S. US Highway 68, Urbana, OH 43078
Registration Starts:Monday, August 21, 2017

Registration Ends: Sunday, September 24, 2017

Registration Details:

"Due to full capacity this event registration is closed."

 
Many students, those with and those without disabilities can have difficulty behaving appropriately in the classroom.  Classroom problem behaviors may range from inattention and off-task to tantrums and aggression.   Whether it’s several, a few or just that one student in your classroom, problem behaviors are disruptive, distracting and can feel overwhelming to manage.

 

This training will focus on understanding what problem behavior is all about and how to be a confident agent of behavior change in your classroom.

 

Presenters: Leigh Ann Shepherd and Lindsay Sessor are Board Certified Behavior Analysts and Certified Ohio Behavior Analysts.   Both are graduates of The Ohio State University with Master’s Degrees in Special Education/Applied Behavior Analysis.   Leigh Ann and Lindsay are founders and co-directors of Central Ohio Behavioral Consulting, LLC serving children, families, and schools in and around the greater Central Ohio area.

 

 

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