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We describe a training program to t each applied behavior analysis (ABA) knowledge competencies to paraprofessional staff (N = 47) at a habilitation services agency for adults with developmental disabilities. Before and following training, staff completed assessment of knowledge tests for three content areas: basic le arning principles, instructional strategies, and prompting and prompt-fading methods. Training was implemented in a group format that included a standardized curriculum, didactic presentation, case illustration, and directed discussion. Average tests scores (percent correct) for the three ABA knowledge competencies increased from pretraining to posttraining. Practical considerations relative to large -scale staff training are discussed.

international journal of behavioral consultation and therapy

Group training of applied behavior analysis (ABA) knowledge competencies to community-based service providers for adults with developmental disabilities.