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2024 year in review

Episode 183: 2024 Year in Review

After our students learn to answer WH questions, the next step is to teach them inferencing skills. Understanding the hidden meaning in stories and social interactions can be challenging, especially for those on the autism spectrum. Here, we discuss the best ways to teach inferencing to these learners. 

Independent Activity Schedule

How to Use Data Collection for an Independent Activity Schedule in ABA

An Independent Activity Schedule (IAS) is a valuable tool in ABA, helping learners build independence while navigating daily tasks. Beyond its role as a visual aid, IAS can also serve as an effective means of data collection, especially when paired with a task analysis. For ABA professionals, teachers, and BCBAs, understanding how to collect dataRead More »How to Use Data Collection for an Independent Activity Schedule in ABA
teaching inferencing

Episode 182: How to Teach Inferencing

After our students learn to answer WH questions, the next step is to teach them inferencing skills. Understanding the hidden meaning in stories and social interactions can be challenging, especially for those on the autism spectrum. Here, we discuss the best ways to teach inferencing to these learners. 

Episode 180: Sequencing Program Tips and Strategies

Sequencing skills help learners with other skills, including how questions, before and after, telling stories, predicting, and remembering household tasks. So how can we use sequencing programs with our learners?

Episode 179: Manding with WH Questions

Many of our students struggle with initiating language and conversation. Because of this, we usually place a strong emphasis on teaching requesting, or manding, in an ABA program. Here, we discuss how we can teach manding with WH questions.