Mejorar nuestra comunicación se está convirtiendo en una cuestión de primer orden. Pero, ¿cómo vamos a mejorar nuestra comunicación si no somos conscientes de cómo comunicamos? La Comunicación No Verbal es una herramienta eficaz a la hora de mostrarnos aquello que hacemos muy bien y también aquellas áreas donde necesitamos mejorar. Siempre nos revela aspectos que nos sorprenden y que es vital que integremos para progresar y desarrollar al máximo todo nuestro potencial, en toda negociación y en toda interacción humana de cualquier índole.
Este curso ayudará a los profesionales a ser capaces de percibir en pocos instantes ante qué perfil de persona se encuentran, les da la clave de cómo han de aproximarse y cuál ha de ser su modelo de comunicación más adecuado.
Studying Special Education & Applied Disability Studies with a concentration in Autism prepares you for a career in human services, specifically those services that help individuals and families deal with autism. The program educates you on the theories and best practices associated with the treatment of individuals on the autism spectrum, and prepares you to work in special education settings. With autism being diagnosed more than ever, Mercyhurst prepares you to help provide services to those who are affected.
Mercyhurst has long been known for expertise in the field of Special Education, particularly on the topic of autism. Graduates of this master's degree program will be able to:
Use applied research to pioneer advances in educational and behavioral services.
Write procedures for evidenced-based practices across disability groups and lifespans.
Utilize evidenced-based practices and assessments in clinical settings.
Write measurable objectives such as those found in an Individual Education Plan (IEP).
Discuss the connection between educational assessment and assessment-based instructional decisions.
Define ethical conduct in the field of education.
In addition to core coursework focused on behavior management and educational research, students will have the opportunity to learn both in and out of the classroom through autism-specific coursework and clinical experiences dealing with autism assessment and methods of providing service.
Studying Special Education & Applied Disability Studies with a concentration in Applied Behavior Analysis prepares you for a career in human services, specifically those services that help individuals and families deal with developmental disabilities. The program educates you on the theories and best practices of behavior analysis, and prepares you to sit for the Board Certified Behavior Analyst examination. As more and more children receive developmental disability diagnoses, Mercyhurst will prepare you to help diagnose and treat those who are affected.
Mercyhurst has long been known for expertise in the field of Special Education, and graduates of this master's degree program will be able to:
Use applied research to pioneer advances in educational and behavioral services.
Write procedures for evidenced-based practices across disability groups and lifespans.
Utilize evidenced-based practices and assessments in clinical settings.
Write measurable objectives such as those found in an Individual Education Plan (IEP).
Discuss the connection between educational assessment and assessment-based instructional decisions.
Define ethical conduct in the field of education.
In addition to core coursework focused on behavior management and educational research, students will have the opportunity to explore with 15+ credits of ABA-specific elective coursework dealing with topics such as the history and cultures of disabilities, autism, data-driven decision making, and hands-on/supervised clinical experiences.
