Not every app for autistic children does the same job. How to tell a communication tool, a routine tool and a learning tool apart, and five questions to choose.
In 2025, 51 out of 100 first-time candidates passed the BCBA® exam, down from 60 in 2021. What the BACB data show, and a study plan built on retrieval practice.
Not every app for autistic children does the same job. How to tell a communication tool, a routine tool and a learning tool apart, and five questions to choose.
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Teaching without errors··8 min read·For: Instructors
In 2025, 51 out of 100 first-time candidates passed the BCBA® exam, down from 60 in 2021. What the BACB data show, and a study plan built on retrieval practice.
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Adapting to the child··8 min read·For: Instructors
A clear split of the work in a home session with Interlaza: what the tablet takes care of, what you do, and how you can tell your child is moving forward.
Hybrid activities with and without a tablet: combining materials, recording what happens, and studying transfer without confusing data with conclusions.
Ten out of ten says nothing about what kind of contact the child has with the cards. Ribes tells five apart, and Varela's tests are how you find out which.
A child picks the blue circle when asked for the same one. Right or wrong? Julio Varela answers by changing one piece and watching whether the answer holds.
Understand conditional discrimination with illustrated examples: what the sample changes, how it differs from simple discrimination, and what to check.