Autism Internet Modules (AIM) provides a wide range of free
training courses for anyone who supports, instructs, works with or lives with
someone with autism. Courses are currently being offered on the following
topics:
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Antecedent-Based Interventions (ABI)
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ASD-4-EI: What Early
Interventionists Should Know
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Assessment for Identification
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Autism and Medication
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Autism and the Biopsychosocial
Model: Body, Mind, and Community
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Cognitive Differences
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Comprehensive Program Planning for
Individuals With Autism Spectrum Disorders
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Computer-Aided Instruction
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Customized Employment
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Differential Reinforcement
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Discrete Trial Training
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Extinction
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Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA)
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Functional Communication Training
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Home Base
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Language and Communication
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Naturalistic Intervention
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Overview of Social Skills
Functioning and Programming
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Parent-Implemented Intervention
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Peer-Mediated Instruction and
Intervention (PMII)
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Picture Exchange Communication
System (PECS)
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Pivotal Response Training (PRT)
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Preparing Individuals for Employment
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Prompting
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Reinforcement
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Response Interruption/Redirection
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Restricted Patterns of Behavior,
Interests, and Activities
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Rules and Routines
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Screening Across the Lifespan for
Autism Spectrum Disorders
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Self-Management
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Sensory Differences
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Social Narratives
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Social Skills Groups
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Social Supports for Transition-Aged
Individuals
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Speech Generating Devices (SGD)
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Structured Teaching
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Structured Work Systems and Activity
Organization
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Supporting Successful Completion of
Homework
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Task Analysis
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The Employee with Autism
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The Incredible 5-Point Scale
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Time Delay
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Transitioning Between Activities
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Video Modeling
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Visual Supports
While the training is available at no cost to anyone for enrichment , tokens for professional development certificates are available for
purchase for a small fee, and college credit through Ashland University is
available at a minimal tuition charge. AIM intends to begin offering continuing
education credits in the near future.
AIM is offered through Ohio Center for Autism and LowIncidence (OCALI), which is a project of the Educational Service Center (ESC)of Central Ohio.
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