Intermediate Learner & ABA Programs

The intermediate learner has progressed through foundational skills and is ready for more language.

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

by How To ABA
December 25, 2024January 8, 2025
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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 »

Why Wh Manding Matters & The Essential Role of Teaching Wh-Questions in ABA

by How To ABA
November 13, 2024December 13, 2024
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Wh-questions – those questions that start with “who,” “what,” “where,” “when,” and “why” – are a fundamental part of everyday communication. In ABA, teaching learners… Read More »Why Wh Manding Matters & The Essential Role of Teaching Wh-Questions in ABA

Intermediate Requesting

by How To ABA
March 25, 2021April 15, 2021

When I want something, I have a whole dictionary of words to rely on to get my needs met. I can use verbs and nouns,… Read More »Intermediate Requesting