2nd Ed M13 Q&A
Discrete trial teaching - (correct answer)A teaching procedure in which learning trials
are presented in quick succession, with each trial having a clear beginning and end (3
words or 3 letters)
Errorless teaching - (correct answer)Method that enhances DTT by prompting the
correct response immediately after the instruction (2 words)
Fast-paced instruction - (correct answer)Method that enhances DTT by moving quickly
from one trial to the next (3 words)
Varying tasks and instructions - (correct answer)Method that enhances DTT by mixing
and varying questions, tasks, or instructions (4 words)
Mixing new and mastered tasks - (correct answer)Method that enhances DTT by mixing
up tasks so the majority are known, easy, and fun (80:20 ratio) (5 words)
Naturalistic teaching procedures - (correct answer)Teaching skills in the natural
environment, away from an "artificial" setting (3 words)
Capturing - (correct answer)Taking advantage of naturally occurring teaching
opportunities that arise in the natural environment
Contriving - (correct answer)Creating or setting up a teaching opportunity during
naturalistic teaching
Incidental Teaching - (correct answer)Naturalistic teaching procedure that includes
learner-initiated teaching trials, followed by naturally occurring reinforcement
consequences (2 words)
Discrete trial teaching - (correct answer)A teaching procedure in which learning trials
are presented in quick succession, with each trial having a clear beginning and end (3
words or 3 letters)
Errorless teaching - (correct answer)Method that enhances DTT by prompting the
correct response immediately after the instruction (2 words)
Fast-paced instruction - (correct answer)Method that enhances DTT by moving quickly
from one trial to the next (3 words)
Varying tasks and instructions - (correct answer)Method that enhances DTT by mixing
and varying questions, tasks, or instructions (4 words)
Mixing new and mastered tasks - (correct answer)Method that enhances DTT by mixing
up tasks so the majority are known, easy, and fun (80:20 ratio) (5 words)
Naturalistic teaching procedures - (correct answer)Teaching skills in the natural
environment, away from an "artificial" setting (3 words)
Capturing - (correct answer)Taking advantage of naturally occurring teaching
opportunities that arise in the natural environment
Contriving - (correct answer)Creating or setting up a teaching opportunity during
naturalistic teaching
Incidental Teaching - (correct answer)Naturalistic teaching procedure that includes
learner-initiated teaching trials, followed by naturally occurring reinforcement
consequences (2 words)
