Toward an Evidence-based Supervision Model: Training Students in Independent Fieldwork
Presented by Dr. Allison Bowhers-Peutin
Many Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA®) require training to set goals, provide feedback, prompt, and adhere to policies with supervisees. Behavioral Skills Training (BST) is an effective procedure to train staff. A baseline consisting description of these skills, a lecture, and a reinforcement contingency for supervision was compared to BST. During Experiment 1, adherence to supervision policies improved across baseline, and BST led to improvements for the other skills; however, participants required additional training to meet mastery criteria. In Experiment 2, the order of the trainings and the feedback workshop were modified, and similar results were observed, but participants did not require additional training to meet mastery criteria. The discussion calls for extending the findings to provide support for a comprehensive training for the supervision of supervisees and suggests a takeaway tool that can benefit supervisors.
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About this CEU
Toward an Evidence-based Supervision Model: Training Students in Independent Fieldwork is a training on an example of a structured supervision model that was effective to teach BCBA supervisors important professional skills and promoted improvement in trainees. The training reviews: 3 supervisory skills taught to BCBAs, helpful materials in the supervision experience, and a teaching model for BCBA supervisors.
What you'll learn
- 1Identify 3 supervisory skills necessary and helpful when supervising BCBA trainees Discuss literature that is helpful when supervising trainees, including behavioral skills training Review takeaway tools that may benefit supervisors collecting data on trainees
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