Common ABA Terms and What they Mean
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Common ABA Terms and What they Mean As caregivers, we all want the best for our loved ones. We strive to provide them with every opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed. When it comes to supporting individuals with unique learning needs, Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) has proven to be a valuable approach. However, the world of ABA can sometimes feel overwhelming with its terminology and concepts. In this blog post, we will demystify some common ABA strategies and explain them in parent-friendly language. Let's dive in! Errorless Teaching Errorless teaching is an instructional technique that aims to minimize errors and maximize learning success. In this approach, prompts or cues are provided to guide the individual's response, ensuring that they are correct from the start. By gradually fading these prompts over time, learners gain confidence and independence in their learning. Errorless teaching promotes a positive learning experience, preventing frust