Once we have a program in place for our learners, it’s important to ensure that we’re using the information we collect to make data driven decisions. Here, we discuss how to make the best data-based decisions to achieve progress.
Once you complete the assessment process, it’s time to set up programs for your learner. Here, we dive into how to know whether a program is effective and how to measure progress.
In education and behavior therapy – particularly in Applied Behavior Analysis – the use of baseline data stands as a cornerstone for effective teaching and… Read More »The Essential Guide to Utilizing Baseline Data in Skill Acquisition Programs (Part II)
Today, we’re going to dive into another fundamental topic in our field – collecting baseline data. This topic is so critical that we’re devoting two… Read More »The Ultimate Guide to Collecting Behavior Baseline Data for ABA Professionals (Part I)
As ABA practitioners, we use a lot of data sheets. It can be tough to know which ones to use in specific situations. In this episode, we break down different types of ABA data sheets and when to use them. Data is only as helpful as how we use it, so it’s important to choose a data sheet that will make taking data simple for you.
Data collection is a crucial aspect of behavioral analysis, providing valuable insights into human behavior. As we navigate ABA, one technique stands out for its… Read More »Partial Interval Recording: A Practical Approach to Behavior Data Collection
ABA is all about data. Here, we dive into why measurement is so important and how to make sure we’re taking and reporting accurate data. We cover how to collect baseline data and how data collection helps us analyze problem behaviors. We also discuss how to decrease data collection overwhelm, how to choose appropriate collection methods, and how to analyze and understand data.
Data collection is a big part of what we do. We are bound to make data-driven decisions and update or revise programs based on what the data tell us. However, it is possible to be so consumed with data that it interferes with learning. How well can a person engage and think on their feet when they’re preoccupied with data collection?
All behavior is communication, and they’re two sides of the same coin. Functional communication, or FCT, is a way to decrease problem behavior through teaching effective communication skills. Here, we discuss where to start when teaching mands, how to collect data, and how to avoid developing chains of responses by using transfer trials.
Did you know that when we talk about increasing a student’s sentence length, this is sometimes referred to as the MLU, or the mean length of utterance? We’re giving you some easy tips on how to increase mean length of utterance, or sentence length.
