ABA Therapy: Errorless Learning and Error Correction

In this video, I go over two instructional techniques: Errorless learning and error correction procedures. Thank you to all my subscribers! Please comment below with suggestions for future videos.

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[crystalfrost]

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!

[ashleythomas]

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!

[kushlynn]

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

[briandubai]

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

[solairesolalalalalemon]

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.

[kathymcghan]

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😊

[lolamaddison]

Thank you because of you I passed my exam!

[HeatherWalker-vh]

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

[warrenpaine]

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.

[chubzywubzy]

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.

[mush]

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

[devonpridgettspecialmoment]

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

[AnaClaudiRocha]

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

[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

[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 )

[ayeshairfan]

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.

[ryandesouza]

Please make a video for differential reinforcement

[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?

[chrislovelywoman]

thanks for your nice video. God bless more

[krissysherrell]

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