Understand the Standard Celeration Chart (SCC) in ELEVEN MINUTES

[@TheDailyBA]

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[@carlbinder815]

Best tutorial I can remember seeing on the standard chart. Thanks!

[@TheDailyBA]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Grunfeld]

Thanks, very clear. Not a BA but this tool should be ideal. And DMY 02:05 not "weird" outside the US so I'm guessing the SCC wasn't developed there. Makes sense for my UK head at any rate 🙂

[@TheDailyBA]

I’ve thought about this more and talked to others since making video, I think it’s from a lack of fluent math fundamentals that creates any resistance or deference. It was developed mostly in Lawrence, Kansas.

[@zoophilist19]

Thank You so much for this.

[@TheDailyBA]

Fa show! Hope you learned something :)

[@ghaliyashafqat4283]

Very helpful, thanks Ryan!

[@TheDailyBA]

Glad it was helpful!

[@esraagamal7242]

Thank you. That was very helpful

[@TheDailyBA]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Freddiechavira]

So helpful thank you.

[@yengsspecialtutorials1136]

great work, give us more content on ABA

[@TheDailyBA]

More to come!

[@samuellsprinkle]

Excellent explanation

[@TheDailyBA]

Glad it was helpful!

[@missbooks8539]

Thank you thank you thank you!!!!!

[@TheDailyBA]

You are so welcome!

[@lisaphillips6393]

So if you have 101 per minute would you record this as 100 instead? Similarly, what about 113 per minute?

[@Serendipityonpurpose]

Hey, I have a question. How do I convert data into 1-minute timing?

[@TheDailyBA]

math!

[@FLgurl407]

Why? We used that in the 90s bc we HAD to. Now we have apps and phones and tablets that do all that for you. Not to mention who carries pencils around.

[@TheDailyBA]

Still the only empirically validated graph in behavior analysis. So if you’re using something else it’s actually not supported by research like this. Studied in 1967-71 by Carl Koenig. Kids use it, they learn to drop their own dots! Pretty cool tool. It’s fully digital too for those that prefer that.