RE: [SPAM] Seeking guidance to documents that legitimizes ABA

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There’s a bunch of stuff out there. If you go to the ’s law website,

he’s got decisions about ABA, where the court (not in Texas I know. . . .)

made the school pay for ABA programs. I got a list of them from Snead

at the ARC of Greater Houston. You may be able to e-mail her and get those

references if you can’t find them on the wrightslaw.com website.

There is the et. Al. study which found that ABA is much more

effective than the typical school eclectic program.

And there is also the Simpson study—I have both of those in electronic

format that I could send you if you like.

Be careful though, because when you start pushing for ABA in the school,

they can turn around and respond that what they are doing is ABA. You need

to make sure that you have a BCBA or some behavior professional who can work

with you and your child on this too.

S.

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From: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

[mailto:Texas-Autism-Advocacy ] On Behalf Of conga_carmen

Sent: Saturday, May 03, 2008 9:50 PM

To: Texas-Autism-Advocacy

Subject: [sPAM] Seeking guidance to documents that

legitimizes ABA

Greetings,

I need to convince the public school that ABA is effective in teaching

autistic children. At present the school that my child attends PPcd

class believes that there is not sufficient effidence that ABA works.

If someone could guide me to documents (Studies) that prove that ABA

is an effective - it would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

CP

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