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Explain how to implement ABA strategies in the classroom setting including positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, motivating operations, group contingencies, operant conditioning, and preference assessments.

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The solution provides information, assistance and advice in tacking the topic of ABA in the Classroom (Strategies). resources are listed for further exploration of the the topic, a word version and PPT solution is also attached.

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Hi and thank you for your using Brainmass. The solution below should get you started. The presentation discusses the key elements of ABA in the classroom. Since it is a PPT with bullet points, it means a simple and concise Slide set. I suggest this outline:

Side 1 - about ABA - 100 words
Slide 2 - ABA Strategies: positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement 100 words
Slide 3 - motivation, group management - 100 words
Slide 4- operant condition & preference assessments - 100 words
Slide 5 - References

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ABA in the Classroom

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Applied Behavior Analysis in the Classroom

What is ABA in the classroom? Applied Behavior Analysis or ABA is a therapy that uses learning pedagogies, related sciences and the science of behavior. ABA looks into how behavior ...

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