RBT Task C-04
implement discrete trial teaching procedures
DTT aka (4)
DTT (3)
antecedent
stimulus before the behavior
consequence
stimulus after the behavior
Components of Discrete Trial (3)
how long to wait for a response during DTT
3 seconds
skills commonly taught usng DTT (6)
DTT
feature
specific characteristics or attributes of something
DTT
class
a category or classification of things that share some commonality
Tools that enhance DTT (7)
DTT response times
we are looking for…
fluent responses
face paced instruction
wait..
10 seconds
varying tasks and instructions
AVOID
repeating the same instruction, or task over and over again
Examples of Naturalistic teaching procedures (3)
capturing
taking advantage of a situatiion that arises naturally w/o warning in the natural setting
contriving
setting up or creating a pre-arranged teaching opportunity
incidental teaching
consists of instructional trials which:
- start w/learner-initiated responses to naturally occurring activiites and materials - ends w/delivery of naturally-occurring consequences as reinforcement
incidental teaching is frequently used in…
teaching language
basics of incidental teaching
before teaching: (3)
benefits of incidiental teaching (5)
-learner response to items and activities that have value to them
-follow learns motivation & interests then incorporate teaching targets around those
improvements of untargeted skills
-establish instructional control in the natural environment
-transferring sklls from intensive teaching (DTT) to natural environment
Skills commonly taught using incidental teaching (6)
one variable that influences the effectivenss of incidental teaching is the trainer’s ability to create and/or take advantage of existing
Motivation (MO’s)
one of the purposes of incidental teaching is to facilitate..
the spread of skills from a structured environment to the natural environment