ABA
ABA stands for
What is Applied Behavior Analysis
There are these many functions of behavior
What is 5
Reducing the support until the learner can perform the skill independently
What is prompt fading.
When teaching an imitation skill these are acceptable SD's to provide
What is "do this, copy me, do the same"
First thing that is done upon arrival of a child
What is a health inspection
DTT
What is Discrete Trial Teaching.
The questions asked of me is way too difficult. I proceed to get up from my chair and leave the room. I'm exhibiting a function of behavior better know as
What is escape.
The most invasive form of prompting
What is full physical
When teaching a receptive identification skill these are acceptable SD's to provide
What is "show me, point to, touch"
Cell phones are...
1. Not allowed in the classrooms.
2. Should be on silent mode.
ASD
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder
A 4-year-old is playing in a classroom with various toys available. They want to play with a specific toy car, but another child is currently using it. The 4-year-old starts to whine and throw a tantrum (e.g., crying, stomping feet). This behavior (tantrum) is an example of
What is Tangible.
The least invasive form of prompting
What is independent.
When teaching a receptive instruction skill these are acceptable SD's to provide
What is "put in, give me, pick up, open, close"
Creating opportunities for a child to request
What is Manding
Three characteristics of autism spectrum disorder
What are
1. difficulties with social communication
2. restricted or repetitive behaviors, and
3. atypical sensory processing.
This is the function of behavior when a child engages in actions like tapping, rocking, or humming to seek sensory stimulation, either to soothe themselves or enhance focus.
What is sensory input (sensory stimulation)
These prompts involve using pointing or waving, to guide a learner toward the correct response or behavior
What are gestural prompts
When teaching a matching skill these are acceptable SD's to provide
What is "match, put with, find the same".
Upon arrival you notice that the child has a bruise on their hand, immediately you
What is report it to the teacher and document the bruise.
This is a developmental disorder characterized by challenges with social communication, restricted or repetitive behaviors, and unique sensory processing, often appearing in early childhood.
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder
This is the function of behavior when a child engages in actions, such as making noise, throwing items and being disruptive
What is attention seeking.
Prompts in order from most invasive to least invasive
What is 1. Full physical
2. Partial
3. Modeling
4. Gestural
5. Verbal
6. Visual
7. Independent
When working on Manding, a clicker is used...
What is after every opportunity given to request a desired items unless indicated otherwise.
This teaching method involves providing prompts and gradually reducing them to help a learner successfully perform a task, minimizing mistakes and frustration.
What is errorless teaching