Using Web-Mediated Experiential Case-Based Instruction to Teach Functional Behavioral Assessment Skills
Document Type
Article
Journal/Book Title/Conference
Teacher Education and Special Education
Volume
26
Issue
1
Publication Date
2003
First Page
1
Last Page
17
Abstract
This article describes three Web-mediated experiential case strategies employed with preservice teachers to facilitate practice of functional behavioral assessment skills. A pre-posttest group experimental design was used to examine the effects of three case-based teaching tactics on students' knowledge and application of information to conduct functional assessments. The results suggested that the three teaching tactics were equally effective in facilitating the application of functional behavioral assessment skills. However, there were some differences in the students' perceptions about the relevance and meaningfulness of their experiences as a means to teach functional assessment skills. Technology issues and other variables that could have influenced the results are discussed.
Recommended Citation
Pindiprolu, S. S., Peterson, S. M., Rule, S., & Lignugaris/Kraft, B. (2003). Using web-mediated experiential case-based instruction to teach functional behavioral assessment skills. Teacher Education and Special Education, 26(1), 1-17.
Comments
Originally published by SAGE Publications.
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