Chris’s Blog

So recently, clothing and makeup have become a reinforcer for me.

Here’s a new blog that I love that talks about fun clothing for the academic.  Looking good on an academic’s budget – this is awesome!

http://www.academichic.com/

I like the way they include color into their ensembles – always an issue for me.  Being a terminal East-Coaster,  spending [...]

The person who came up with Academic Ladder (http://academicladderwriting.com) is a genius. And, obviously, a behavior analyst.

You see, I am that professor. The one who teaches and neglects anything without a deadline. I needed someone to coach me.

And here it is. You check in each day with your team and talk [...]

Defining ABA is a daunting task, I must say.

Alright, sports fans,  let’s look at ABA. I’m gonna try to do this from a personal perspective.

So, here’s a news flash.  I’m not perfect.  Just ask my students on Rate My Professor.

Maybe it would be helpful to me to embark on some behavior change projects and document [...]

I think this blog should take some time away from being the stuffy professor blog, and have a little more fun and a few more laughs.

Summer is all about kicking back, or in my case kicking myself for all of the things I “should” be doing. After all, I have time now! [...]

Hi,  I’m Chris.Â

You might have found me though my website,  http://bartholdautism.com.  I’m a faculty member at a University on the East Coast (relatively new to the faculty thing!).  I’m also a researcher and clinician.  Although I’ve taught many courses in Special and Elementary Education, my main focus of scholarship is autism. I’m especially interested in generalization of [...]