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1 December, 06:35

Discrete trial teaching differs from naturalistic teaching strategies in that:

a. Discrete trial instruction is child-initiated and naturalistic teaching strategies are adult initiated

b. Discrete trial instruction is more effective than naturalistic teaching strategies

c. Discrete trial instruction is adult-initiated and naturalistic teaching strategies are child initiated

d. Naturalistic teaching strategies are more effective than discrete trial instruction

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  1. 1 December, 06:47
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    Option C.

    Discrete trial is adult-initiated whilst naturalistic teaching strategies are child initiated.

    DTT is a great method to use because it gives therapists the ability to focus on exactly what the child needs to be successful.

    Unlike DTT, NET is solely focused on learning through play or learning through your child's daily activities.
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