Behavior Doctor Seminars will be Disappearing Soon
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Dr. Riffel has retired and is selling her business. If you know of anyone interested in having a library of hundreds of booklets, resources, and videos on behavior, we are taking closed bids. To see the current catalog of items and view some free overviews of what is available, go to www.teacheropedia.com
Our Company is Based on Providing Evidence-Based Interventions to Help Find Success for Every Student
Dr. Riffel’s expertise and qualifications are evident in each video. The videos are research-based, and she presents the material clearly and effectively. Dr. Riffel discusses real-life scenarios that help to understand and apply each concept or content area in a user-friendly way.
In my 14 years as a principal, I had the opportunity to attend several of Dr. Riffel’s in-person workshops with multiple staff members. Each training session was fabulous. We returned to school after every training with highly effective interventions, increased knowledge, and a deeper understanding of how to effectively help students become successful.
The bonus of Dr. Riffel’s training in video format is the multiple ways they can be utilized to meet the various needs of each staff member. They can be used on numerous days, single-day, two-hour early dismissals, or one-hour faculty meetings for professional development. They can also be utilized in professional development plans for individual staff members. Regardless of how you use the videos for professional development, they can all be completed self-paced, ensuring that each staff member understands the concepts to implement in their classroom or the strategies used school-wide.
I have utilized Dr. Riffel’s content in every school I have worked at, and now I will use this format to train staff members in all aspects of student behavior and how to implement interventions, strategies, and structures to help all students be successful.
Terri Lemos
MTSS Coordinator
Meet Dr. Riffel
Dr. Riffel began her quest working with children at the Kansas School for the Blind in 1972. This led to her love of helping all children find success. Over the years, Laura has enjoyed working in the following capacities:
- Pre-K-12th Grade general and special education teacher
- Taught adjudicated high school students
- Taught Applied Behavior Analysis for Classroom Teachers at Georgia State University
- Webmaster for www.pbis.org from 1999-2012
- Worked on the SLIIDEA Project
- Statewide Coordinator for the Behavioral Intervention Program
- Day Clinic Supervisor
- Numerous Grants
- International Speaker on the topics of universal, tier two, and tier three behavioral supports
- Developed a free FBA Data Graphing Tool
- Authored Numerous Books, Chapters, and Articles
- Housemate to an adult friend with autism