Summary
In Summary we’ve talked about:
- Criteria for tag points (WOOF).
- Importance of selecting a specific tag point.
- When starting – something easy that they can do.
- Observation skills – observe your child at all times, hone your ability to see that slightest twinge of body language.
- To increase focus, make the task easier, increase the rate of reinforcement and/or use a better reinforcer.
- Know when to stop – when your child shows signs of agitation, slow down, take a break or make a change.
- We’ve also talked about the TAGteach transition in thinking and how to move from emotion to behavior to observation.
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Lesson Navigation
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Introduction
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Parent Survey Responses
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What it Means to Use TAGteach
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Observation
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What is a Tag Point?
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Getting Started
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More Complex Skills
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Break it Down Further
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Skill Example: Tink and Ball
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Skill Example: Swinging
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Know When to Stop
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Summary
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Q & A