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Is Your Presentation Filled with Um’s? A method to reduce filled pauses when speaking in front of a group
It’s not always an easy feat to talk in front of a group of people – whether it’s 5 or 50 or a crowd of hundreds. For some people, just the idea of speaking in front of a group is enough to provoke anxiety. For others, that microphone or podium are as much a part of...
Setting Goals 101
Do you have difficulty setting goals for yourself? Or, if you manage to set goals, do you then struggle to meet those goals? If you answered YES to either of these questions, you are not alone. I’ve been trying to lose weight and live healthier for like the past 10...
Structured Work Systems: a method of arranging learning/work environments to increase independence for individuals with ASD
What are structured work systems? Many individuals with ASD are visual learners who learn best when information is presented in a structured format with a clear beginning and end point. Structured work systems are designed to take advantage of these strengths to help...
How to Receive Feedback
Feedback is a common strategy for changing behavior in the workplace and when implemented correctly it can be very effective. In fact, in some cases, specific feedback has proven to be more effective than monetary compensation. Roscoe et al. (2013) compared the...
Living the Puzzle – Christmas Edition
Watching Polar Express is a yearly tradition in my family; everyone’s favorite that doesn’t begin to annoy you after watching it 50 times. It was on the other night and we popped the popcorn, marshmallow-ed the hot chocolate, and donned our...
Mastering Public Speaking in 15 Steps
By Master Trainer Cledia Caberlon Public speaking comes up frequently in our personal and professional lives, from giving a toast at a wedding, to giving a presentation to co-workers or classmates. This task also comes with numerous benefits, such as influencing...
3 Ways to Create a Safe Workplace Culture
By Master Trainer Beth Harlan Employees in any profession face some level of risk when performing their day-to-day job responsibilities. While risks may vary by severity, frequency, and type, all employers should make an effort to reduce or remove risks to their...
Safety-Care® Standards and Recommendations Regarding COVID-19
Updated September 30, 2021 In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, QBS has made temporary modifications to training standards, certification standards, and training schedules. Our goal is to provide flexibility, support, and safety for our Safety-Care users and those...
Ensuring Successful Skill Adoption: Program Generalization
By Master Trainer Jenna Kozub The end goal, when working with a student and/or client is for them to improve either their number of skills or their independence in completing a series of skills. When determining skills to focus on, we must be sure to select those are...
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