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Social Inclusion
6-hour training on obstacles to overcome and strategies needed, so people are seen for their strengths & gifts and be valued in community relationships .
Using Reinforcement in Training
2-hour course on principles in learning, from selecting the right reward, to timing, amount and type.
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Reinforcer Inventory
6-page checklist covers ten key domains of potential reinforcers, including social, personal, and tangible, to survey each learner’s preferences.
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Testimonials
I'm new to my position and this course helped fill in a lot of blanks for me!
Very beneficial for both entry level and experienced members of supported employment.
Matt Hayden
Mukilteo, WAVery informative, well organized and clear, and it was convenient!
Bernadette Brown
Watertown, WIThe information presented is invaluable. Knowing how to better market our services will improve the successful outcomes and help us to create mutually beneficial relationships. I would suggest that...Read more
Brandi Bragg
Greenville, NCI found the content to be enriching for educators working in Transition as well; I have just entered the adult system from a secondary educational background. Thank you TRN for contributing to the...Read more
Tammy
Oak Park, CAThe course was full of useful information. It gave me a few ideas that I will be able to incorporate into our Supported Employment Program.
Laura
Brant, ON, Canada
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