ABA glossary
Multiple-opportunity method
Definition
A chain assessment in which the assessor completes any step the learner misses, then gives the learner a chance at the next step, so every step is assessed.
Example from a session
The assessor completes the missed step 3 and lets the learner try step 4.
Can you spot multiple-opportunity method in a scenario?
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