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Dekalb, Illinois
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SESE 460
Instructional Methods for Individuals with Autism and Developmental Disabilities
Instructional strategies and interventions for teaching functional skills to individuals with autism and severe developmental disabilities in school, home, community, and vocational settings using the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis and evidence-based practices. Designing individualized instructional programs; quantitative data collection and analysis; and implementing data-based problem-solving and decision making processes
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
SESE 449 - Early Field Experience in Special Education: Middle/Secondary
and
SESE 448 - Planning for the Transition from School to Employment, Career and Postsecondary Education for Students with Disabilities
and
SESE 447 - Consultation, Collaboration, and Communication Skills for Special Educators
and
SESE 446 - Methods for Supporting the Social/Emotional Development of Students with Emotional/Behavior Disorders
and
SESE 444 - Instructional Methods and Strategies for Middle and Secondary Students with Mild Disabilities