Values-Based Approaches: How to Engage Stakeholders and Lead Meaningful Change in Education
Hosted by the ABA in Schools SIG

1 Supervision CEUs will be available for attendance

Location: 
Zoom (Login will be emailed prior to the presentation)

Presenters: Paul Gavoni

Summary:

In education, knowing what to do isn’t enough. Meaningful change happens when we engage people in actually doing it — together, consistently, and with purpose.

Values-Based Approaches: Driving Meaningful Change in Education challenges BCBAs and consultants to go beyond recommendations and drive real, sustainable action by aligning behavior analytic practices with the values that matter most to schools. Drawing from the best-selling book Adaptive Intelligence, this session explores how Organizational Behavior Management (OBM) can be used to build systems that chain performance directly to learner outcomes. Participants will learn practical strategies for not only identifying what needs to change, but for engaging stakeholders in owning the change, fostering collaboration, and reinforcing behavior that moves schools closer to their vision. Innovation in education demands more than good ideas — it demands values-driven action. This session shows you how to lead it.

Learning Objectives:

1. Participants will identify the steps for using performance chaining to link educator behavior to improved student outcomes.
2. Participants will describe specific values-based strategies for engaging stakeholders in implementing and maintaining behavior-change systems within schools.
3. Participants will describe four functional response classes of leadership.

Registration: 

AzABA  Members: Free
Non-Members: $10 or $15 for CEU credit