Course image Advanced Functional Behavioral Assessment and Behavior Intervention Planning Winter/Spring 2025
Behavior

This Advanced Functional Behavioral Assessment and Behavior Intervention Planning builds on the skills were taught in the 8 week online class Introduction to Functional Behavioral Assessments and Behavioral Intervention Planning.  This course will start with a review of material in the introduction course and will then build skills to allow participants to be able to develop behavioral programming for student who struggle with complex and serious behaviors.  

Course image Social Emotional Learning, Spring 2025
Behavior

This 8 week online course is offered in both fall and spring semesters, The purpose of the course is to support participants in the development of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) plans and instruction based on identified building-level and student-specific needs. Individual course participants will explore the evidence-based practices and competencies involved in effective SEL planning and intervention. Assessment for lagging skills and data collection opportunities will be provided. Participants will be able to identify specific skill deficits and needs to plan for effective SEL instruction and support. Instruction will be given via the online course shell and discussion boards for collaboration with colleagues will be provided. No face-to-face opportunities or scheduled meetings are included in this course.

This course will open Spring, 2025.  

Please contact Anna Vick with any questions. 

Course image Early Childhood Mental Health
Behavior

This online course will cover principles of early childhood mental health, common and unusual presentations of mental health needs in early childhood, and strategies that educators can use to support mental health including students with disabilities. Early childhood educators, special educators and school based mental health professionals often express the desire to better understand the mental health of their young pupils and it is essential that early childhood educators, special educators, and school based mental health professionals are supported in recognizing and providing evidence-based support for early childhood mental health including students with disabilities. 



Course image Protection of Individuals From Restraint and Seclusion Act (PPRA)
Behavior

(5) The Department of Education shall create and implement rigorous standards for training school staff and administrators on the "Protection of individuals from Restraint and Seclusion Act", 
Sections 26-20-101 to 26-20-111.  

Questions, please email:  Bill Brown at brown_w@cde.state.co.us