TDLC Company Announcements

Our website now has a calendar feature!

This calendar feature is another great way that we can keep you informed about all of the exciting events that TDLC has planned!

We will update this calendar periodically to let you know about upcoming Parent's Nights Out, TDLC events, announcements, closures, and reminders. Please go to our Events Calendar page to check it out! You can click on each event for more information, including maps, details, and times.

 

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Upcoming Events

MAY
28

05.28.2012
TDLC Closed- Memorial Day

JUN
15

06.15.2012
All Availabilities Due!

JUL
15

07.15.2012
All Availabilities Due!

AUG
15

08.15.2012
All Availabilities Due!

SEP
15

09.15.2012
All Availabilities Due!

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    The time has come to wrap up our 4-part blog series! As I mentioned in our first blog, the goal of this series is to explain the basic tenets of Behavior Analysis: Reinforcement (Positive and Negative
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  • ABA Basics, Part 3: Positive Punishment
    In the last two parts of this blog series we looked at reinforcement, which increases a certain behavior. Today we are going to explore positive punishment, which has the effect of decreasing a behavi
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  • ABA Basics, Part 2: Negative Reinforcement
    In our last blog installment, we explored positive reinforcement, which is when something is given or added as a consequence in order to increase a response. Today we’re going to take a look at negati
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