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Earn professional development
You listened to the podcast, now earn professional development for doing so.
Earn 1 contact hour toward your professional development requirements by listening to episode 109 of the OT Schoolhouse Podcast and taking a 5-question quiz to demonstrate learned knowledge.
In this episode, we talk about how community-based instruction (CBI) can be implemented in the elementary school setting and how these children benefit greatly from starting early. Debbie Schwind discusses how she developed a campus-based CBI program for the students with just a coffee cart and how the program grew with the help of supportive teachers, staff, and administrators.
Objectives for this Professional Development Podcast. Listeners will:
- Learners will identify what community-based instruction looks like in an elementary school setting
- Learners will identify a model that can help with CBI program development
- Learners will identify the benefits of a CBI program
What you will receive as part of this podcast course:
- Upon passing the short quiz, you will be provided a certificate of completion to use for state licensure and/or national board certification renewal.
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Important Information
for professional development
Continuing Education Earned:
1.0 Contact Hour of Professional Development will be awarded in the form of a certificate of completion upon passing the short quiz.
Activity Type:
Independent: Distance Learning
Content Level:
Introductory
Instructor(s):
Jayson Davies, OTR/L
Prerequisites:
None
Intended Audience:
Occupational Therapists and Occupational Therapy Assistants
Course Requirements:
Completion of the podcast episode 109 & completion of the post-course test with a score of 70% or greater
Disclaimer:
Each state has different guidelines on what can count toward your professional development requirements. Be sure to check your state requirements. While we consult with state and NBCOT documents in an attempt to ensure our courses meet national guidelines, the OT Schoolhouse is not responsible for any courses that your state or national agency questions or refuses to accept as professional development.
