Prompt Terminology
Types of Prompts
Disney
Geography
Coffee
100

Providing assistance or cues to help a student complete a task or skill

Prompting

100

Using the Environment or context to guide the student's behavior

Natural Cue

100

 Disney animated classic features a young mermaid named Ariel

The Little Mermaid

100
Capital of Iowa

Des Moines

100

This espresso is then combined with several ounces of steamed milk to create a rich, creamy beverage that has a more subtle espresso taste. The typical ratio for espresso to steamed milk is about 1-to-2

Latte

200

When a student relies on prompts to initiate a skill or activity they have already mastered.

Prompt Dependence.

200

An Example: Tapping elbow for a learner to learn clapping

Partial Prompt

200

Disney Pixar movie in which a young girl named Riley navigate her emotions in her new home

Inside Out

200

Capital City of Australia

Canberra
200
Coffee originated in this country

Ethiopia

300

A guide for the use of prompts from most intrusive to least intrusive.

Prompt Hierarchy

300

An example: "Please raise your hand"

Verbal Prompt

300

The loyal sidekick to Mulan in the movie "Mulan"

Mushu (The Dragon)

300

Highest Mountain in the World

Mount Everest

300

This country is one of the largest coffee producers in the world

Brazil

400

Training peers to assist with prompting and support.

Peer Mediated Prompting?

400

Demonstrating the desired behavior or skill for the student to imitate.

Modeling

400

The main villain in the movie "Sleeping Beauty"

Maleficent

400

Largest Body of Water

Pacific Ocean
400

This US State is the only state that grows coffee commercially.

Hawaii

500

Fading Prompts systematically to increase independent

Prompt Fading

500

Pictures, Symbols, or written words that guide the student.

Visual Prompts

500

Disney Pixar movie which toys come to life when humans are not around.

Toy Story

500

Smallest Country in the World

Vatican City

500

The most expensive coffee in the world is made from this unusual process

The most expensive coffee in the world is made from animal faeces: Kopi Luwak, also known as civet coffee, is made from coffee beans that have been eaten and excreted by civet cats. The beans are collected, washed, and roasted, resulting in a unique and expensive coffee with a smooth, earthy flavour.