September 26, 2008, Newsletter Issue #110: Discrete Trial
Tip of the Week
Discrete trial is a teaching strategy that uses the principals of Applied Behavior Analysis. This approach helps the child to build new skills on previously mastered skills. Each discrete trial has a specific beginning, middle and end.
The focus of discrete trials is to help the child understand cause and effect. Each trial is designed to teach a specific skill. When the student gives an appropriate response to a directive he is immediately rewarded.
The approach is used to help the child develop the ability to stay on task. Attention is a major factor in discrete trial. Discrete trial also helps to develop communication and social skills as well.
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