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SPED6060 - Advanced Studies In Behavior Fall 2012 This course was developed to provide the future special educator with the skills for utilizing positive behavior supports in the management of their learning environment. By studying the causes of behaviors, future teachers will have a deeper understanding of how to prepare their students with self-determination skills and how to reduce challenging behaviors. The class will examine research-based/teacher-tested procedures, strategies, and discipline models. Functional Behavior Assessments (FBA), behavior supports, antecedent management, and encouraging positive alternative behaviors will be addressed. Effective prevention and intervention strategies will be emphasized. This course will equip the aspiring teacher to design instruction and supports in order to encourage positive changes in classroom behavior. Prerequisites: SPED6080 and SPED6085 3 Credits

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SPED6060-A			Advanced Studies In Behavior
17 Seats			Credits:	3	Days:	M W F
			Location:	Moon	Room:	Nicholson Center 414
			Time:	01:00-05:00 pm	Instructor:	Lin
			Session:	8 (06/10 - 06/26/13)	Term:	Summer 2013
			Prerequisites: SPED6080 and SPED6085