What's the Function?
Removes/delays undesired activities, interactions, situations
What is Escape/Avoidant?
INFORMING ABOUT WHAT IS UPCOMING PRIOR TO A SITUATION THAT MAY BE DIFFICULT FOR THE STUDENT
What is PRIMING?
When you make activities fun without demands as means to increase future compliance.
What is PAIRING?
DECREASING VOCAL AND PHYSICAL REPETITIVE BEHAVIORS (E.G. SCRIPTING, VOCAL SOUNDS, HAND FLAPPING, BODY ROCKING)
What are MANAGING REPETITIVE BEHAVIORS?
Proactive strategies are also know as this.
What are Antecedent Strategies?
Provides access or awareness to/from people or interactions
What is Attention?
CHANGING THE SETTING TO SET UP CHILD FOR SUCCESS
What are ENVIRONMENTAL ARRANGEMENTS?
A checklist with steps for preparing for a test.
What is a TASK ANALYSIS?
INTERFERING WITH PROBLEM BEHAVIOR BY REDIRECTING BACK TO A BETTER, MORE APPROPRIATE, REPLACEMENT BEHAVIOR
What is BLOCKING PROBLEMATIC BEHAVIOR?
Reactive Strategies are also known as this.
What are Consequence-based strategies?
Provides preferred activities/items
What is Access to Tangible?
USING A SIMPLE STATEMENT TO INCREASE COMPLIANCE IN COMPLETING TASKS
What is PREMACK PRINCIPLE?
TEACHING A NEW TARGET SKILL AND INCREASING INDEPENDENCE OVER TIME
What are SHAPING & FADING?
VISUALLY CREATING CLEAR EXPECTATIONS AND CLEAR REWARDS WITH THE USE OF STICKERS ON A CHART
What is a TOKEN ECONOMY/SYSTEM?
ABA Strategies are also know as this. (HINT: PBS)
What are Positive Behavior Support strategies?
Provides stimulation to the pleasure zone in the brain
What is Sensory?
This strategy allows the student to feel more in control of the environment thus increasing motivation
What is PROVIDING CHOICES?
Your students goal in math is division so when they are trying to make two piles of snack evenly, you prompt for them to divide.
What is NATURALISTIC TEACHING?
When you keep your face neutral, avoid eye contact, refrain form talking, and physically block as needed.
What is ATTENTION EXTINCTION?
The science of behavior.
What is Applied Behavior Analysis?
Comprised of socially mediated, aversive controlling conditions/escape/avoidance responses that do not reinforce, and may punish individuals responses.
What is Control?
USING A PATTERN OF REQUESTS TO INCREASE COMPLIANCE
What is BEHAVIORAL MOMENTUM?
When your student is able to target skills with you and across other teachers, classes and with a variety of materials.
What is GENERALIZATION?
CONSISTENTLY USING THE STEPS → TELL – SHOW – DO
What is 3-Step Guided Compliance?
The most important skill we can teach.
What is Independence?