Social
Compass ©
Teach pro-social behaviors within a systematic format. Four components
address the various aspects of appropriate social-sexual behavior —
appropriate behaviors within public and private venues, manners, social
skills and sexuality. Unlike other products that teach the anatomy of
sexual development, this program includes instructional lessons, vignettes
using DVDs to promote discussion of specific behavior, and independent
activities and games to reinforce key concepts.
The program is divided into two segments to correspond with content appropriate
for specific developmental levels. All materials fit easily into a zipped
canvas bag.
Math-Equivalence
Board©
Developed by master clinician Marcia L. Braden, Ph.D., and Kelley Geddes,
M.A., the Math-Equivalence Board teaches number values, money, time and
fractions through a fun, engaging system. This two sided board comes with
velcro-backed object and number cards and stores in the included canvas
tote.
Using popular logos from fast food and department store chains, this system develops a sight-word vocabulary. Logos are faded in a way to preserve the words within the logo and eventually, after a gradual fading procedure, the student is able to identify basic word cards, rhyming words and phrases. Includes instructions, pre-tests, logo flash cards, sort cards, placemats, logo worksheets, writing sheets and phrase cards. $200
Most people with Fragile X Syndrome demonstrate difficulty starting or executing a task. These boards help reduce behavioral episodes by providing an exact end to a task. Tokens are moved across the board as each step is accomplished, providing incentive to fill the board for a desired reward. Delaying reinforcement is also accomplished by expecting several responses before a token is moved. Boards come in a variety of schemes; to include school, cooking, sports, and gender-specific boards.$15 each
Dr. Braden’s experience with hundreds of people with Fragile X Syndrome
has inspired this creative and innovative series. These comprehensive,
articulate multimedia presentations provide an opportunity to glean from
a wealth of knowledge and firsthand experiences. Each lecture can be purchased
individually or as a set.
Purchase the entire lecture collection and save 10%. $100
Describes the learning process of those affected by FXS. Specific strategies to teach reading, written language and math are introduced. A variety of environmental accommodations are highlighted along with methods to adapt the curriculum. A variety of materials both teacher and commercially made are illustrated. $30
Challenging behaviors are often associated with persons with FXS. Clinical experience has shown that very often when antecedents (causes) are identified and addressed, behavioral changes follow. All behaviors serve a function that must be assessed before behavior intervention can be provided. Successfully crafted Behavior Intervention Plans (BIP) taken from actual case studies are discussed in this lecture and it is a must see for anyone dealing with challenging behaviors. $30
The adolescent period presents a number of challenges to those with FXS. School, social, and family dynamics can become confusing and a source of frustration. This lecture examines specific challenges and provides ways to facilitate effective coping in a variety of environments. It is helpful to parents and professionals who wish to better support their children as they experience the growing pains of adolescence. $30
Sexuality is an important aspect of development in all people. Individuals with FXS experience normal sexual development but without the cognitive, emotional or pragmatic structure necessary to consistently demonstrate prosocial behaviors. This lecture presents a sound social sexual model along with a specific set of skills necessary to practice appropriate behavior in the community. $30
For orders outside the U.S., please contact us at info@marciabraden.com
Easy to download so you can share them with your family, friends and school staff.
NEW—Reading,
Writing & Behavior
Have Purpose Will Transition
Reality Check
Back to School With a Bang
The Role of the Family System
on Behavior
Interpreting Behavior
Anxiety–Just
How Bad Is It?
Putting the "I" Back Into
BIP
Oppositional...or Merely
Anxious?
Reading, Writing & Behavior?
Public or Private
“Happy Birthday” Meltdowns
