Strategies and Teaching Flashcards
What can social validity be used for?
To evaluate the skills and how the skills are being taught for social acceptability.
What is one useful strategy of Direct Instruction that helps students quickly grasp content?
Correction procedure
A functional curriculum or Life Skills class has traditionally been associated with this disability..
Severe cognitive disability
What is mediated scaffolding?
Different types of assistance that teachers provide to help students better understand instruction.
What is an example of a consequence strategy?
Positive reinforcement.
What is a teaching tool that can be used by teachers to aid student responses?
Prompting
What are the functional academic domains?
Reading, writing, and math.
What is community based instruction?
Where students are taken into the community for skill acquisition and practice in the setting where the skills will actually be used.
What are secondary reinforcers?
They are reinforcement that is learned such as tangible objects like stickers, generalized objects such as tokens, and social situations such as talking with a buddy.
What do ecological inventories do?
Assess a students strengths and weaknesses within natural environments.
What is the term that is closely related to social validity and focuses on chronological age, not developmental age?
Age-apropriateness
What are primary reinforcers?
unlearned, natural reinforcement such as edibles, water, sensory.
What does a teacher do in a correction procedure?
Models the correct answer, leads the student response, and then tests the student for a correct response.
What are the 7 types of prompts?
Verbal, pictorial, written, gestural, model, partial, and full physical
What is rooted in the influential work of B.F. Skinner and the theory of operant conditioning?
Applied Behavior Analysis
