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The DTT learning structure has three parts that you’ll be learning about today: The antecedent (the verbal instruction and instructional materials) the behavior (the target skill that the student needs to learn), and the consequence (the fun and exciting reward for correct responses).
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Clear and concise video example
Very good demonstration of DTT.
Great example of DTT in a clinical setting
good vid
This is a great example
This video was a great example of DTT and can be very helpful for someone that’s never run or observed a DTT session.
great video! shows dtt very clearly
Very easy to understand
great examples
Great description of the three parts of DTT
Great description and visual to truly understand DTT
Good example!
Good example of DTT and enjoyed watching the video
Great example of DTT.
I love this example
Better breakdown!
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Great video!!
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