What is the "Specific Praise" instructional strategy?
With "Specific Praise", the teacher delivers specific feedback regarding observed student success, informing the student exactly what was done correctly and praising success. Specific praise should be faded as student success maintains. This helps the student to discriminate correct versus incorrect responses and understand how to continue with success.
What are the "High School" context videos?
The High School videos focus on the application of the entire range of Primary Level strategies to students in High school classroom settings. The videos represent a cross section of student abilities, instructional focus, and group sizes.
The following is a list of all of the Primary Level training videos involving the "Specific Praise" instructional strategy within a High School context that are available for viewing.
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| Video Names | Video Descriptions | Video Run Times | Video Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| B4 | This video demonstrates the instructional strategies of Pre-correction/Prompting, Opportunities to Respond, Specific Praise and Active Supervision within a Behavior instructional focus.
These strategies are being used in a High School, Individual and Group Instruction context with General Education/LBD students. | 44 seconds | Play video |
| B6 | This video demonstrates the instructional strategies of Modeling, Practice, Specific Praise, and Correction within a Behavior instructional focus.
These strategies are being used in a High School, Group Instruction context with General Education/LBD students. | 1 minute, 12 seconds | Play video |
| M6 | This video demonstrates the instructional strategies of Structure and Consistency, Opportunities to Respond, and Specific Praise within a Math instructional focus.
These strategies are being used in a High School, Group Instruction context with General Education/LBD students. | 2 minutes, 12 seconds | Play video |
| M8 | This video demonstrates the instructional strategies of Opportunities to Respond, Specific Praise, and Active Supervision within a Math instructional focus.
These strategies are being used in a High School, Group Instruction context with General Education/LBD students. | 1 minute, 56 seconds | Play video |