Methods of Teaching Overview
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Michele LaMarche introduces the components of a teaching session and five commonly used methods. This recording compares natural environment teaching, mixed practice, verbal operants, discrete trials and behavior chains, using classroom, home and clinic examples to explain how teaching decisions fit the learner.
Presenter credits: Michele LaMarche.
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The session starts with baseline skills, prerequisites, response effort and clear expectations. LaMarche then considers complexity, session length and reinforcement variables before comparing teaching methods.
The later examples address trial-by-trial and first-response data, task analysis, forward and backward chaining, and total-task presentation. Other approaches are mentioned at the close as topics beyond this introductory overview.
What does this recording cover?
- Baseline skills and prerequisite abilities
- Response effort, complexity and reinforcement variables
- Natural environment teaching and mixed practice
- Verbal operants and discrete-trial phases
- Task analysis, forward and backward chaining
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