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Prompting

  • Overview
  • Implementation Steps
    • Least-to-Most Prompting
      • Step 1 Planning
        • Step 1.1 Select the target behavior or skill
        • Step 1.2 Identify learning opportunities
        • Step 1.3 Identify the target stimulus
        • Step 1.4 Choose the cue or task direction
        • Step 1.5 Select reinforcers
        • Step 1.6 Select the number of prompt levels
        • Step 1.7 Select the type of prompts to be used at each level
        • Step 1.8 Sequence the prompts from least-to-most
        • Step 1.9 Decide when to give the cue
        • Step 1.10 Select the response interval
        • Step 1.12 Plan a data collection strategy
        • Step 1.13 Gather baseline data
        • Practice Scenario: Planning Least-to-Most Prompting
          • test prompting video for scenario
        • Knowledge Check
      • Step 2 Implementing Least-to-Most Prompting
      • Step 3 Monitoring Progress
    • Graduated Guidance Prompting Procedure
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test prompting video for scenario

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This project is a program of the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute
at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.