Guest guest Posted June 14, 2000 Report Share Posted June 14, 2000 My son is in a very good traditional ABA program. However, after listening to Carbone speak, I feel my son would truly benefit from Partington/Sundberg/Carbone approaches. Yesterday, I gave a mini presentation on how to incorporate some of these approaches into my son's program (obviously, I am no expert). Everyone was very excited and open to the ideas. However, a few questions arose: When doing RFFC and Intraverbals, does my son, , need to have fully mastered the various verbs used in the SD's (i.e., Show me something you sit on, You sleep in a )? Also, does need to have fully mastered an understanding of the features and class aspects as well (i.e., Show me something that has wheels, Show me something that has fur, Name something you drive)? Or are we using RFFC and intraverbals to teach these concepts. I hope I am making sense. I would appreciate any input and/or clarification! I find this list very helpful and will be referring to it a lot as we get started. Rosie ('s mom) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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