Interesting blog on Direct Instruction

I was looking for a Direct Instruction (Becker & Engelmann model) reference and ran across the blog,
D-Ed Reckoning. Very interesting, and some useful advice between the posts themselves and the comments.

For example, the post from

June 27, 2008
Question 4: What to do after 100 easy Lessons

That's a common question, with some uncommonly good answers.
Hope it helps. Happy reading.

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Best wishes!

Blog to the Verbal Behavior Wiki

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not intended to be professional advice or endorsement.

Interesting blog on Direct Instruction

ABA Blog: "Verbal Operants Across Manuals"

Interesting blog post from the ABA Blog, on the distribution of skill instruction, verbal operants, and listener/speaker roles in differenct programs, based on the author's Master's work.

ABA Blog: Verbal Operants Across Manuals

What I'm not seeing, and am curious about, is the relative distribution over the course of programming--example, early vs. later mand training, and other parameters such as setting and intensity. Still, it's a very interesting way of stratifying the program data.

Overall it's a nice blog, so take some time to check it out if you have a chance.

Best wishes!

Blog to the Verbal Behavior Wiki

DISCLAIMER: Personal opinion and blog, for information only and
not intended to be professional advice or endorsement.

ABA Blog: "Verbal Operants Across Manuals"