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A very painful problem
When you are looking at a particular problem behaviour in a child (student), the big question is, “Is it really a problem?” “Problem” does not mean it’s unusual, or that… more →
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Huh?
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fearfuldogs wrote 3 months ago: I never gave much thought to the risks of using corrections when training dogs until Sunny, my fearf … more →
Is the Release Really a Reward?
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cw wrote 3 months ago: I can’t set foot in any horse training arena without hearing something like, The release is the rewa … more →
Aversives: A Fancy Word for "Ouch"
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cw wrote 3 months ago: A friend of mine sent me a link to the website of the Association of Animal Behavior Professionals. … more →
About PTSD From Punishment Used As "Treatment" In People With Autism But Applicable to Punishments Used As "Treatment" In People With Psychiatric Labels
hymes wrote 8 months ago: Can Aversives and Restraints Produce PTSD in People with Autism? Published in The Communicator, the … more →
Blogging Against Aversives 1-14-08
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lastcrazyhorn wrote 1 year ago: “Look!” Charles Wallace said suddenly. “They’re skipping and bouncing in r … more →
Thinking Differently
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lastcrazyhorn wrote 1 year ago: Punished for not understanding something is moronic. I speak from personal experience here, not fro … more →
A very painful problem
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andrea wrote 1 year ago: When you are looking at a particular problem behaviour in a child (student), the big question is, … more →
Making Sense of Rules
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andrea wrote 3 years ago: Harry Wormwood to his daughter Matilda, from the movie based on Roald Dahl’s book, Matilda: “I … more →
The Plural of Testimonial is not __________.
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andrea wrote 3 years ago: Remember when you were a young school child and your class had the exciting event of a visiting spea … more →
The Crime of Punishment
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andrea wrote 3 years ago: The unfolding layers of cruel imprisonment and torture of students with mental/emotional problems an … more →
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