Show Notes

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Both Liz Lefebre and Amy Evans are Board Certified Behavior Analysts with specializations in Precision Teaching, Fluency Based Instruction, Instructional Design, and Assent Based Treatment, as well as the Co-Founders of Octave, an organization dedicated to improving skill sets of behavior analysts, teachers, and instructional designers. 


In today’s conversation, we discuss:


  • Why Liz and Amy decided to start Octave

  • What are Octave’s values and mission

  • What Precision Teaching, Instructional Design, and Assent Based Treatment are 

  • What Liz and Amy have learned from listening to autistic voices and how that has affected their programming 

  • Why practitioners should move away from “traditional ABA and undo the training that they might have undergone

  • What some of the potential barriers to ethical practices in ABA are

  • How to increase a client’s appetite for learning

  • Advice for other practitioners


To learn more about Liz Lefebre and Amy Evans, please visit octavetraining.com. 


Related episode:


139. Responsive Skills Training: An Autistic-Informed Curriculum, with Molly Ola Pinney and Ann Beirne


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