SPED-7780 Organizational Behavior Management & Supervision

Department of Special Education College of Education

Description

This course provides an introduction to the application of organizational behavior management to the educational context. Through this introduction, students will be equipped to effectively supervise, mentor, and manage personnel (e.g., family members, staff, educators) involved with the implementation of assessment and intervention procedures that promote dignity, autonomy, and independence of students with disabilities and/or persistent interfering behavior. Students will identify culturally responsive, equity-driven strategies for establishing effective supervisory relationships, building rapport with collaborators, establishing and maintaining healthy and supportive workplace environments, receiving and delivering feedback, monitoring treatment integrity, as well as legal and ethical considerations related to supervision and management.

Lecture Hours: 3.00 Lab Hours: 0Total Hours: 3.00