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A Simple Example – Capturing

 

Capturing behavior means to “grab” it when it happens naturally. With TAGteach, we “grab” the behavior with the tag.

Notice how Teresa immediately lowers the criteria to something Lear can do – show one eye above the table. This is great example of shaping a simple behavior. It is also a great example of integrating TAGteach into another activity. The focus of the activity is on the conversation, and if Lear happens to give eye contact, Teresa tags.

She is reinforcing more extended eye contact with her enthusiasm and interest in what he is telling her.

 

The sequence of events is as follows:

Antecedent: Teresa’s presence and interest (no prompting at all)

Behavior: Lear makes eye contact

Consequence: Teresa tags and gives a Skittle

 

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  • Introduction

    • MODULE 1
    • Homework and Transcript
    • Course Outline and Navigation
  • Parent Survey Responses

    • Parent Survey Responses
    • What is TAGteach?
    • Positive Reinforcement
    • Pop Quiz
    • Special Features of TAGteach
    • What TAGteach is Not
    • Pop Quiz
  • What it Means to Use TAGteach

    • What it Means to Use TAGteach
    • Pop Quiz
    • TAGteach Causes a Change in Thinking
    • Avoiding Labels
    • Homework 1-1
    • Pop Quiz
  • Observation

    • Observation
    • Homework 1-2
    • Observation: Assess and Think
  • What is a Tag Point?

    • What is a Tag Point?
    • TAGteach Learning Goals
    • Tag Point Characteristics
    • Tag Point Definition
    • Pop Quiz
    • Homework 1-3
  • Getting Started

    • Getting Started
    • A Simple Example - Say Please
    • A Simple Example - Touch
    • A Simple Example - Capturing
    • Pop Quiz
    • Homework 1-4
  • More Complex Skills

    • More Complex Skills
    • Task Analysis
    • The Three Try Rule
    • Kicking Ball Tag Points
    • Evaluate Tag Points
    • Pop Quiz
    • Homework 1-5
  • Break it Down Further

    • Break it Down Further
    • Avoid Physical Prompting
  • Skill Example: Tink and Ball

    • Skill Example: Tink and Ball
    • Video #1 - Hold Ball
    • Discussion of Video #1
    • Q&A on Video #1
    • Factors in Training Situation
    • Video #2 - Drop Ball
    • Discussion of Video #2
    • Factors in Teaching Session
    • Q&A on Video #2
    • Pop Quiz
    • Homework 1-7
  • Skill Example: Swinging

    • Skill Example: Swinging
    • Discussion of Swing Video
    • Factors in Training Session
  • Know When to Stop

    • Know When to Stop
    • Pop Quiz
    • How to Take a Break
    • Video Example #1
    • Video Example #2
    • Video #2 Discussion
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  • Summary

    • Summary
    • Homework 1-8
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