discrete trial teaching: prompting strategies module twelve
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Discrete Trial Teaching:Prompting Strategies
Module Twelve
Review DTT
• DTI breaks skills down into small teachable parts
• Begins with the Sd
• Goal is a correct response and provides reinforcement
• Data Collection
PROMPTS• Specific Cues To The Learner• Must be effective• A Planned Teaching Strategy• Easy to Fade• Used To Teach New Skills• Strengthen The Association Between:
• Instruction• Behavior• Consequence
TYPES OF PROMPTS• Physical Prompts• Gestural Prompts= pointing• Modeling Prompts• Verbal Prompts= Teacher= Pt. to the letter “B”
VP. = It is in between the letter A and C
More Prompts
• Stimulus Manipulation= ( 17 71)T.= “Pt. to the number 71”
• Positional Prompts• PP with stimulus
– Add an additional stimulus – White paper under the correct response– Fade the white paper
Prompting Guidelines
• Prompts Are Deliberate Teaching Strategies.
• Beware of Inadvertent Prompts.
• Prompts Need to Be Faded During Teaching.
• Prompt Fading Should Be Gradual.
• Do Not Create Prompt Dependency.
GENERAL RULE OF THUMB
• Try to Avoid More Than Two Consecutive Incorrect Responses.
• Follow Incorrect Response With a Prompted Response.
• Use Differential Reinforcement for Prompted Trials.
INTERTRIAL INTERVAL
• Last step in sequence
• Pause Or Short Break Between Trials
• Breaks Up The Trials And Allows Processing Time
• May Be Used To Organize Materials Or Record Data
• Teaches the student to wait
• Teacher directs the pace
Working with Older Students
• Age appropriate materials
• Flexible and Creative
• Functional Curriculum– The Curriculum must be meaningful and
purposeful to the student
• Increased Independence
DTT & Generalization of Skills
• Across:– Settings– People– Materials– Instructions– Time– Prompts
RECEPTIVE & EXPRESSIVE PROGRAMS
• Expressive Demonstrates understanding through a verbal response– More than flashcards– Incidental Teaching opportunities: playground,
cafeteria, grocery store “What is he doing?”
• Receptive programs demonstrates understanding nonverbally
• Often start with receptive and move to expressive.
Assignment:
• Listen to the 2 audio instructions and written instructions for the DTT Video Assignment
• Upload video to Youtube
• Complete self-reflection paper based on provided questions
• Provide correct username and password for the video assignment