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    Choice Making   Definition Choice making is an effective intervention for increasing the active participation of individuals with autism.  For example, providing choice-making opportunities has demonstrated successful outcomes to manage problem behavior.  Choices...

DefinitionVisual schedules are an environmental support that accommodates the need for predictability and decreases anxiety about the unknown. Visual schedules take an abstract concept (i.e., time) and present it in a more concrete and manageable form using words and/or pictures. They serve two...

    Priming   Definition Priming is an intervention that helps prepare children for an upcoming activity or event with which they normally have difficulty. Priming can occur at home or in the classroom and is most effective if it is built into the child’s routine. How to Use ...

Webinar Description:Implementing evidence-based practices in schools is essential for improving student outcomes, yet it often faces resistance from staff due to misconceptions, competing priorities, or lack of engagement. This session explores strategies grounded in behavioral science and Organi...

 VariationsPositive reinforcement refers to an increase in the future frequency of a behavior due to the addition of a stimulus following an event.Negative reinforcement refers to an increase in the future frequency of a behavior due to the removal of a stimulus following an event.It is impo...