ABA Therapy: Errorless Learning and Error Correction

[@crystalfrost9868]

Thank you for the video! I became an RBT 5 months ago and have been watching your videos ever since. Sometimes I over complicate things in my mind and lose confidence. You’re videos explain these teaching techniques simply and your examples help a lot!! Thanks you. By helping me, you are helping all of my kiddos!

[@k.weirdo7747]

I hope you made it through medical school. Your videos are excellent.

[@kathymcghan5663]

Thank you I'm trying to work for my Rbt ,your RBT HAS BEEN EXTREMLY HELPFULL AND I thank you,it has been made so much easier to catch on,please continue your great😊

[@kushlynn2908]

I’m an advanced behavioral therapist now because of you thank you!

[@ashleythomas3926]

You helped me understand error correction, I am in ABA for kids with autism, just started two months ago, and that is what I am weak on. thank you so much!

[@ornag5046]

ABA is abuse. It’s the same system as “gay conversion therapy”; developed by the same man who said that autistic people aren’t fully human. Maybe stop abusing children. There are so many autistic adults talking bout the ptsd they struggle with because of their experiences with ABA: maybe listen to them.

[@solairesolalalalalemon1198]

I hope everything I do for the kiddos, I hope I am helping as a tech because sometimes I feel like I have not done enough and I wish I was the super tech that made miracles happen but I am stuck in reality trying to do my best. I hope the next generation of techs will do a million times better job than me and have all the love and dedication for these children.

[@valeriehambly4180]

Mauricio...I just found you. You make ABA so easy and understandable! Thank you. Please keep making these videos. They will certainly make it easy for others to successfully work with autistic children.

[@briandubai8671]

I wish you’d make more videos. You’ve helped me so much

[@lolamaddison9843]

Thank you because of you I passed my exam!

[@HeatherWalker-v2h]

Thanks!!, 3 year RBT hear but needed some reminders, this video was great ❤

[@dalexysperez6949]

Thank you so much for making these videos. I just wanted to let you know that you have helped me understand the meaning of the words even after I did the 40 hours and try to practice on my own you’re great at explaining and making it understandable you make an amazing teacher.Thank you so much!!!!!

[@warrenpaine8811]

Really appreciate what you are doing man. ABA services are not available to everyone who needs it. As a Dad trying to educate myself, my biggest concern is the bad behaviors that can be self harming. For my son, its banging his head on things and head butting people when he is frustrated, also humping legs and objects, and PICA.

[@letsgetdowntobusiness-]

I feel your pain! My son struggles with the same challenging behaviors.

[@devonpridgettspecialmoment6870]

Thank you for sharing ABA so generously! Congratulations on your new endeavor.

[@mush22178]

thank you for coming back :) I am working with a child who is high functioning.. I am teaching her the alphabets and how to hold the pencil.. any tips on this/? I have watched ur videos and they are awesome :) thank you for making them.. it cleared up a lot of things for me

[@AnaClaudiRocha]

I loved your videos, help me study for my rbt board. Please dont stop.

[@ABAmadeeasy]

Glad I could help. Awesome that you are getting your RBT! We need more people in the field.

[@chubzywubzy7630]

Hi Mauricio, I am an RBT, thanks to your awesome RBT exam study guide videos! My question to you is, where can I find your videos of differential reinforcement? I would like to understand more in detail. Please and thank you.

[@carinagillon]

wonderful videos wish I had seen them 5 yrs ago. I am so sick of green interventionist undoing months of ABA success for my little one. I will make them watch your tutorials lol

[@aixarodriguez6757]

I REALLY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS IAM STUDYING FOR THE RBT BOARD AND YOU ARE GREAT!!!!!

[@ABAmadeeasy]

Good luck on your exam! You're going to rock it.

[@jessej4926]

You're videos simplified ABA therapy so well thank you!!!! Have you made a video introducing NET? I've been struggling at work with my NET sessions and would greatly appreciate it if you could make NET easy like you have with pairing, and manding, and VO.......

[@mariaf1280]

just found these videos and a new found confidence, thank you for making these.

[@lisabowman2345]

yes a video modeling the proper steps would be helpful using children with an adult

[@chrislovelywoman5102]

thanks for your nice video. God bless more

[@puchistaya]

Thank you, Mauricio! Loves your short but so informative and practical videos. I would like to here about your way in and therapy. How you decide to get there, what we're your steps (courses, degrees, job positions) and what is your next goals. I recently got my RBT certified and start practice in a company. But I would like to clarify what is my next steps on the way to BCaBA (I have my master degree in Finance )

[@ABAmadeeasy]

I made a video for that! Good luck on your career! Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKecY6dubdaIp5I

[@kathrynmeserve2930]

Awesome videos! You're really helping me out!

[@jennXP]

Thank you, your videos are very informative. You helped me prepare for my interview! I was thinking, maybe you could do a video about what sort of rewards there are. And what rewards are better in certain situations or overall. And I would also be interested in how to apply ABA in day to day life for adults. Also children that are very sensory focused en don't speak. Where would you begin and what steps would you take?

[@ayeshairfan7941]

Hi your videos are really informative.i m from pakistan.my son has mild autisim the therapist here are really hard to find I have a therapist and she takes session through video call.sometimes I really get confused to how to take his session.keep on uploading your videos.

[@Umerkb786]

Where u r ftom in pakistan

[@TheMochaangel]

This helped, thanks for clearing this up. I have about seven more concepts or terms that are still foggy, may I post those here?

[@ryandesouza5242]

Please make a video for differential reinforcement

[@USA_490]

Your the best

[@krissysherrell6625]

Wouldn’t for errorless learning you also fade the prompt. So you might whisper red, then just give the r sound, then say nothing??

[@nevermore464]

Thinking the same

[@breeb.99]

I have a question after errorless teaching do you give a prompt? Also when I am doing receptive programs I tend to switch visuals around which isn't suppose to happen because that confuse the learner. I am doing my mock evaluation for my placement this week I am kinda nervous lol but I am watching your videos all over very helpful.

[@thecozycorner.4492]

Good luck I like your videos

[@annaandrade33]

Hello Mauricio Could you do a video w a child for: MTO MT3 RR5

[@yudyurena7463]

Gracias...me encantan tus videos

[@MonkeyGami]

On the first run, the student got Red wrong and Green correct. Next, in the errorless learning, the immediate prompt was given for Red ("What color is this? RED"). I understand that. The next color is Green, which the student got correct the first time. But the errorless prompt "GREEN" was given. Could the "GREEN" prompt be deleted, since the student already seems to know it? And eventually omit trials of Green if he's mastered it?

[@ABAmadeeasy]

Yes and yes! I was giving two separate examples (probing and errorless) but yes if the learner knows the correct answer (like GREEN), no need to do errorless. Thanks for clarifying that :)

[@patriciagalindo8841]

Thank You so much for sharing your video!

[@nazneennchoudhury208]

Fantastic 😊

[@serozahi]

Hi paras will now have to be RBT certified by 2020. There will be a competency test we need to take. Basically showing examples of Continuous and no continuous data Functions of behavior Preference assessment Differential reinforcement. I am so nervous. Is there a video you could make acting these out or prepping us for this. It would be much appreciated. Thank you

[@katieharrison4442]

Thank you, Mauricio.

[@garmonyjasmine11]

I am working on my child staying attentive. She has been recently diagnosed with adhd. What are the best interventions to use for focusing

[@mush22178]

oh also.. could you please do a video on how to collect data.. and any good resources to get the data sheet.. any tips on how we could go from one skill to another, any games to make the session interesting? Thank You so much :)

[@ABAmadeeasy]

+Mufeeda b h Thanks for the idea! New video on data collection has been posted.

[@teresaoliveira240]

I Love your vídeos! Please could you tell me what could be a good solution when we have a kid that make big trouble all the time when the reinforcer is token off in the session of DTT? Should we keep going and ignore the behaviour or do some change?

[@thecozycorner.4492]

I think you should ignore it. His getting the reinforcer for the good work and you should determined for how long and put alarm on. When the alarm goes on it mean the time it finish

[@shootahnay6372]

How do you use errorless teaching for sorting Socks and the child, defaults to always use the basket on his right side?

[@blackirish307]

So in error correction you give a mand, if wrong, ignore mand them use a distraction, then go back go to the mand?

[@epiczeen4128]

Can you post a video about Deffrintital Reinforcement DRH, DRO,DRL,DRI,DRO.

[@ABAmadeeasy]

:) Right here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/imm3m2iQgJtsfNU

[@christinalmt]

My son can say many words but can't put two together. He knows the color green and what a tree is, he can't or won't say the green tree. How should we encourage communication with two words to start. Thank you!

[@demircifd]

I do not know if you had success with this but I will reply your question, make it functional and meaningful to the child. think why would the child say green tree? For example the child wants chocolate and the chocolate is on the green plate not in the yellow plate, yellow plate has chocolate too but not the one the child wants so, you see there is only one difference it is the colour of the plate as both have chocolates.... the child has to say that he wants the green plate to have the chocolate in that... I offered a huge spoon and a right size small spoon for the tiny yoghurt tub and and the child has to define the spoon by saying small spoon as saying only spoon would not get him the right size spoon.... I hope you get the idea, whatever you are teaching you start from child's motivators and move on.... big chocolate small chocolate, red skittles, yellow skittles, square cookies, round cookies, etc... or you can put things in boxes to teach various attributes and use toy doll house things vs real life things... look into functional language and communication PECS explains it well too.

[@16174421]

good job !!! hehe thank you !!!! :)

[@Ladybugkiss21]

Do modeling please? Show us more demos if you can!

[@MKS1286]

My son is 10 year old non verbal autistic. He bites his wrist frequently 15-20 times per hour. He started biting from last 5 year. How we can stop it. Pls suggest any ideas to stop it.

[@shehzadiji]

Sir, I am going to give RBT exam, I have re-listened to my 40 hours training lectures, I am also watching your 8 videos, but my concepts are maxed when I solve practice exam, my English is not good. I am worried because I can't give it in the exam after December so please guide me please sir I need your help.

[@Behavioralmuse]

How can I help a child go to sleep,he's 3 and every time its time to sleep he gives a tantrum starts screaming and crying he doesnt want to go to sleep and I want to replace that behavior. Also when it comes to food he doesnt like trying new food and gets distracted easily

[@mistyb4987]

If you have any advice on working with children who are on the "high functioning" end of the spectrum, i would greatly appreciate it. My daughter is 3, so there's about zero information available out there for a 3 year old girl with Aspergers. She mands, tacts, repeats, can answer some questions (better at fact questions or questions with a visual) asking her a question like "what color is this?" is very easy for her. On the flip side, ask her what her favorite color is, which is a more abstract question, she doesn't seem to get. She can follow directions, but struggles with more than 3 steps. Example "get the blue cup and give it to daddy" would be easy, but more complex or more steps would be difficult for her. Most videos I find and research I read are directed towards more classic autism, but my daughter needs help too because despite an expansive vocabulary and being intelligent, she doesn't have conversations and abstract things are non-existent for her. I can't ask her if she had fun, what she did today, what her favorite food is, etc. thanks for you videos, they have been super helpful

[@letsgetdowntobusiness-]

How are some people becoming RBTs and not knowing how to do errorless learning, and Error Correction correctly?

[@aixarodriguez6757]

ARE YOU STILL MAKING MORE VIDEOS?

[@ABAmadeeasy]

I am :)

[@lifewithasideofspectrum9623]

Are you answering questions via email?

[@GlitteryPegasus]

You have to make errors while learning, otherwise you don't learn. What you are describing is simple obedience.

[@Tonino88]

hi Mauricio, , how do you handle a case of a 16 yo female with multiple personalities when one of her personalities disrupts the class

[@ceiaforjone5703]

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[@autumnbradley77]

How to get a child to stop get a child to stop scripting? It is a constant issue.

[@jomolina9660]

teaching online

[@prernaprerna201]

How to make kid of 3 years to answer simple questions