Episode 154 - Mindfulness in Classroom Management
While mindfulness may feel like the new hotness, is there anything in the research that supports its effectiveness in improving classroom behavior? This week we stop our deep breathing exercises to di...
27 Jan 20211h 19min
Episode 153 - (ETHICS) The "Debatable" Ethics Code w/ Dr. Allen Karsina
Step right up! Step right up! It's time for the great ethics debate! In this corner, Jackie and Diana, the dynamic duo, ready to convince the listeners that the BACB ethics code fails to do enough to ...
20 Jan 20211h 18min
Episode 152 - (ETHICS) Ethics of Teaching Cultural Responsiveness
While we weren't able to record our live talk at the Thompson Center Conference this year, it did give us time to think about the ethical responsibility of BCBAs to include instruction and support in ...
13 Jan 20211h 28min
January 2021 Preview
A new year means new podcasts and new resolutions. To help you out, we're starting off the year with two podcasts all on the topic of ethics. First, we welcome back Dr. Allen Karsina who will literall...
6 Jan 202122min
Episode 151 - Fitness, Physical Activity, and Fake Resolutions w/ Dr. Nick Green
This week we discuss improving sedentary behavior, setting meaningful goals for physical activity in the workplace, and how New Year's Resolutions probably won't get you there. And we wouldn't think o...
30 Des 20201h 18min
Bonus Episode 23 - The Year in ABA (2020) w/ Matt Cicoria
2020 is finally over! One of the few good things about this dumpster fire of a year is that we get to end it with our buddy Matt Cicoria from the Behavioral Observations podcast. We discuss the lows, ...
23 Des 20201h 36min
Episode 150 - Social Skill Curricula
If social skills are an important component of human development and individuals with autism often have challenges in learning social skills, there must be a curriculum that lets specialists of all ba...
16 Des 20201h 22min
Episode 149 - Time Out w/ Dr. Jeanne Donaldson
Despite being a classic component of most parent discipline practices, the average person tends to forget that time out procedures started in the field of behavior analysis. Does this old chestnut sti...
9 Des 20201h 33min
