Understanding DTT Concepts

What does DTT stand for?

• Discrete Trial Training

• Developmental Teaching Therapy

• Direct Task Training

• Dynamic Teaching Technique

Which principle is DTT based on?

• Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

• Constructivist Learning Theory

• Social Emotional Learning

What is the key feature of DTT?

• Unstructured and exploratory learning

• Breaking tasks into small, teachable steps

• Group-based discussions and brainstorming

• Emphasizing emotional connections over skill mastery

What is the role of reinforcement in DTT?

• To punish incorrect responses

• To motivate and strengthen correct responses

• To test the child’s memory

• To replace direct instruction

In which settings is DTT most commonly conducted?

• Outdoors or playgrounds

• Controlled environments like therapy rooms

• Community centers during group events

• Unsupervised home settings

What is one way DTT helps children with ASD become more independent?

• By eliminating the need for reinforcement

• By gradually fading prompts and reinforcements

• By providing constant supervision and guidance

• By avoiding repetitive practice

What is one key takeaway you gained from this presentation about Discrete Trial Training (DTT)? Additionally, do you have any suggestions or feedback on how we could improve the content or delivery of this presentation?