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27 Aug 2012 Objective: Follows two-step instructions during familiar activities. Developmental Area: Receptive Language Method: Behavioral Category: Art Curriculum Level: Advanced Setting: Adult-Child Materials: Tangible reinforcers, such as the child's favorite snack or toy; Any items needed for the art project.
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31 May 2013 Limit the language when presenting the instruction; Be clear and use short words to give requests: go get pencil / bring here; Providing opportunities for child to repeat Receptive language: Following directions receptively: receptive processing involves the ability to understand or process information.
Therapeutic intervention to help a child with receptive language difficulties is important to: Strengthen and develop the child's ability to: engage effectively in a classroom/academic setting (e.g. following instructions appropriately, completing academic tasks).
Receptive Skills Overview. The objective of receptive skills is for your child to be able to follow simple instructions and to be able to identify objects, picture cards, people, emotions, actions, numbers, letters, sounds, shapes, colors, community helpers, opposites, and body parts by pointing to them.
Receptive Language is also known as Listener Responding and is the ability to respond to others' verbal behavior/language. Teaching receptive language skills, such as following instructions and identification of objects, is demonstrated in this ABA training video.
C2-C6- Follows instructions-enjoyable actions.doc · C3-4-5-8- Follow instructions- look and touch item.doc · C7- Follows instructions- routine situations.doc · C9- Receptive instructions.doc. Ready made receptive index cards. C15- Receptive body parts.doc · C32-C34- Demonstrates actions- obj- no obj- pretend.docx.
Recent literature reviews and experimental laboratory studies provide findings that should inform the instructional procedures used to teach receptive language in school and clinic settings (e.g., Green, 2001; Grow, Carr, Kodak, Jostad, & Kisamore, 2011; Gutierrez et al., 2009; Holcombe, Wolery, & Snyder, 1994; Rodgers
13 Feb 2013 Receptive Instructions. The objective is for your child to be able to follow simple commands. What to do. 1. You sit in front of your child. 2. You engage your child by saying his/her name and or touching his/her arm. 3. Once you got your child's attention you say “Clap hands" 4. Perfect outcome: your child
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