Family guide
Can Errorless Teaching Include Client-Selected Supports?
Learn how chosen visual, sensory, mobility, organizational, and communication supports can remain while unnecessary adult prompts fade in errorless teaching.
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Family guide
What if Errorless Teaching Creates Prompt Dependence?
If errorless teaching prompt dependence appears, review natural cues, prompt timing and salience, staff consistency, response effort, probe data, access, and fading.
Family guide
How Should Prompts Fade in Errorless Teaching?
Learn how to fade errorless teaching prompts through planned changes, independent probes, stable natural cues, rollback rules, client feedback, and generalization.
Family guide
Which Prompt Starts an ABA Errorless-Teaching Plan?
Learn how an errorless teaching starting prompt should fit the natural cue, response, client access, intrusiveness, competence, consent, data, and fading plan.
Family guide
Does Errorless Learning Mean No Errors Will Occur?
Learn why errorless learning errors occur despite careful prompting, and how teams define errors, invalid trials, prompts, fading, client experience, and review.
Family guide
Can Families Ask Why ABA Uses Errorless Teaching?
Learn why ABA uses errorless teaching for selected skills and how families can review the natural cue, prompt, fading, alternatives, client input, and data.
Family guide
When Should an ABA Error-Correction Procedure Change?
Learn when to change ABA error correction after repeated errors, prompt dependence, distress, access concerns, poor transfer, material failures, or staff deviations.
Family guide
Can ABA Error Correction Differ Across Staff or Settings?
ABA error correction across settings can preserve core teaching rules while adapting materials, access, staff roles, local authority, training, and data versions.
Family guide
How Should ABA Error-Correction Data Be Reviewed?
ABA error correction data should separate errors due, correction fidelity, prompts, retries, later probes, latency, burden, invalid trials, settings, and versions.
Family guide
Can ABA Staff Repeat a Prompt Until the Response Is Correct?
Learn why repeat ABA prompt until correct procedures need a written limit, assent and safety rules, prompt-dependence review, burden data, and clinician oversight.
Family guide
How Should Material Failures Be Recorded During ABA Teaching?
Learn how ABA teaching material failure events stay visible through setup responsibility, invalid-trial rules, safe substitutions, repair, and recurrence review.
Family guide
Can ABA Error Correction Use AAC?
ABA error correction AAC plans can preserve device access, model vocabulary without authoring the response, allow wait time, define prompts, and provide backups.
