The Antecedent
Learner Behavior
The Consequence
Review
Conducting Sessions
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10.2 Determining the Prompt Level for a Teaching Trial

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Before each trial, refer to the data sheet. For each teaching trial, look at the probe for that target to see what prompt level was needed to be correct. That is the prompt you will immediately provide during the teaching trial. For example, in teaching trial 1, dog is the target so when looking at dog in the probes, you see that you should immediately provide a gestural prompt for dog. However, for teaching trial 2, pig is the target so when looking at pig in the probes you see that the learner was correct independently, so you should not provide a prompt, but should wait 3 seconds for the learner to respond.

A prompt level table for determining the number of pigs in a group during a teaching trial.
  • Immediately provide a gestural prompt for dog
  • Do NOT immediately provide a prompt for pig
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