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The Course by Content Grid for the BCBA application can be found here.

BCBA Pre-Approved Course Sequence

EDF 6225

Foundations of Applied Behavior Analysis in Education


     
EDF 6226

Behavioral Assessments, Interventions, and Outcomes in Education

     
EDF 6223

Positive Behavioral Change and System Support in Educational Settings

 

     
EDF 7437

Measurement in Single Case Design

 

     
EDF 7944

Advanced Single Case Design in Applied Settings

 

     
EDF 6943

Supervised Experience (Optional)*

Typically students are required to complete 1500 hours of supervised experience (see www.bacb.com) before they are eligible to sit for the BCBA exam. Enrollment in UWF’s intensive supervised experience class will allow students to complete 750 hours in 2 semesters, which satisfies the BCBA requirements and cuts the time needed by half (750 instead of 1500 hours). To complete the experience requirements, students would enroll in this extra course for 2 semesters. The course requires that the student is working in the field of ABA for a minimum of 25 hours weekly for 15 weeks during each semester (30 weeks total) with site visits by a supervisor twice weekly for about 3 hours per week over the 30 week period. Enrollment in these experience classes can occur at any time after the initial enrollment in EDF 6225.

Please note that to qualify for this option, a supervisor must be both a) a BCBA in good standing and b) an employee of UWF hired to teach this course. In many cases, this option may not be available if a supervisor can not be located who is both willing and qualified to provide the appropriate hours. Please visit http://www.bacb.com for information on other supervision options that are not affiliated with a university.

*This course is optional in regard to BCBA certification only. If you are planning to complete the M.A. in Special Education at UWF, this course will count toward your degree plan. If you choose to meet the supervision requirements without enrollment in this course, you will need to complete a 3.0 graduate credit hour course to replace this course in the degree plan.

 
M.A. in Special Education
(7 courses required
beyond the 6 courses listed above)
Core Coursework: (available online)
EDF 6691 Issues in Teacher Education: A Bio-Psycho-Social Understanding
EEX 5085 Integrating Curriculum and Instruction
EEX 6051 Exceptionalities
EEX 6222 Classroom Management
Research Sequence: (available online)
EDF 5386 Investigative Strategies
EEX 6945 Research Practicum
EEX 6340 Action Research

  

 

 

 

 

 

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