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A behavioral protocol teaches a student who struggles with tracking to follow directional prompts like "Look, look, good job." The task is organized into five sets of increasing difficulty, with data recorded for each correct response.
A behavioral protocol teaches a student who struggles with tracking to follow directional prompts like "Look, look, good job." The task is organized into five sets of increasing difficulty, with data recorded for each correct response.
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Hi, so we're working on a program with a student who wasn't able to track non-reinforcing items based off her ABLES data. So typically we would do this with a student who might have visual impairments, like we did for our program. And what you want to do is you instruct the student to look in one direction, and based on if they're looking or not, you mark that as a correct or an incorrect. As you go on throughout the sets, there's 5 sets, you add 1 more direction each time. So for example, look, good job. That's set 1 and 1 direction, so you would mark it correct on the data sheet, which looks something like this.
Look, look, good job. Look, look, good job.
