ABA Chapter Chat: The Supervisor's Guidebook Chapter 5 - Monitoring Staff Performance

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Welcome back to ABA Chapter Chat!

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In this episode of ABA Chapter Chat, we explore Chapter 5 of The Supervisor's Guidebook by Dennis H Reid, Marsha B Parsons, and Carolyn W Green, focusing on the vital skill of monitoring staff performance in applied behavior analysis (ABA).

Learn about formal and informal monitoring techniques, how to address staff reactivity, and the importance of ethical and transparent observation practices.

Discover strategies to use data for meaningful action, nurture staff strengths, and foster a culture of growth and collaboration.

Monitoring is more than checking boxes—it’s a tool for excellence.

Take a deep dive into this chapter and test your knowledge with a few example questions from our comprehensive study guide.

Be sure to comment your answers below! Happy listening!

1. What are the main methods of monitoring staff performance?

2. Why is monitoring staff performance so important?

3. How frequently should formal monitoring of staff performance take place?


00:00:00 Welcome & introduction to staff performance monitoring
00:01:00 What is monitoring in ABA supervision?
00:02:00 Formal monitoring: tools, structured observations, and data collection
00:03:00 Addressing staff reactivity and creating a natural monitoring culture
00:04:00 Ethical considerations and boundaries of covert monitoring
00:05:00 Informal monitoring: observing in the moment and catching potential issues
00:06:00 Using informal monitoring for proactive support and positive reinforcement
00:07:00 Moving from data collection to data-driven action
00:08:00 Supporting staff through individualized training and coaching
00:09:00 Using monitoring data to nurture strengths and identify leadership potential
00:10:00 Final thoughts: Monitoring as a tool for growth and collaboration
00:11:00 Encouragement to reflect on effective and ineffective monitoring experiences