Show:
ABA
Six Kids
Teaching Interactions
Bullying
Playground Banter
100
Applied Behavior Analysis
What does ABA stand for?
100
This kid could be found on the handball court arguing with peers.
Who is "I like playing with my friends, but they make me so mad" kid?
100
T.I. is short for this behavioral intervention strategy.
What are Teaching Interactions?
100
This group of students are 55-80% more likely to be bullied.
Who are students with autism?
100
This is a common name called to kids who wear glasses.
What is "four eyes"?
200
This type of methodology focuses on social significance of behaviors and how they are applied to the student's natural environment.
What is ABA?
200
This student can be found on the playground equipment engaging in verbal stim.
Who is the "I want to be alone kid"?
200
This list of steps is commonly used when planning for a TI.
What is a task analysis?
200
Punishing the bully
What is a traditional way of dealing with bullies?
200
This is a common name for someone who is really tall.
What is Jolly Green Giant?
300
This assistance from the teacher helps to make the student successful.
What is a prompt?
300
This student could be found running around the playground equipment and laughing at/with random peers
Who is the "I am with friends, what's the big deal" kid?
300
This is the first step of a teaching interaction.
What is labeling?
300
Communication deficits are this kind of risk.
What is inherent risk or nature?
300
This is a common name for someone who is very skinny.
What is "string bean"?
400
This is the most important part of any intervention.
What is reinforcement?
400
This kid can become frustrated because they think nobody want to play with them or won't let them play.
Who is the "how to join kid?"
400
This teaching strategy may be used to further describe or break down a step in a teaching interaction.
What is discrimmination training?
400
Teaching reliance on others is this type of risk.
What is breeding risk or nurture?
400
This is a common name for someone who is very short.
What is shrimp?
500
This time allows for you to take data, build rapport with the student and to make the trials discrete.
What is an inter-trial interval?
500
This kid gets easily upset because he is always getting out of the game.
Who is the "I don't know how to play" kid?
500
The most important element of a teaching interaction is this.
What is the rationale?
500
Student learns to identify behaviors that stand out through movies, TV shows, and role play
What is one phase of the de-stigmatization program for dealing with bullying?
500
What is a name that is used to tease people with braces.
What is train tracks?