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Evidence-Based Practices (EBPs)

EBP Spotlight of the Month

This month in the spotlight is the EBP Discrete Trials Training (DTT) also referred to as Discrete Trials Teaching (DTT). Whether you’re a supporter of DTT, or on the fence about its place within the list of evidence-based practices for autism this video does a great job capturing the components of DTT as a practice. Watch and hear two BCBAs break down the components of DTT and explain the evolution of DTT from being primarily tabletop activities to embracing a child lead approach. For more information, check out the AFIRM module on Discrete Trials Training.

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Supporting students with autism starts with using what works--and evidence-based practices (EBPs) give us a clear path forward. The AFIRM (Autism Focused Intervention Resources and Modules) provide free, research-backed training designed to help educators, service providers, and families confidently implement effective strategies in everyday settings.

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