6-Standard Celeration Charting 2002 IGNITE (2)

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Standard Celeration Charting 2002 by Steve Graf and Og Lindsley

Ryan L. O’Donnell Mark O. Malady

Joshua K. Pritchard

Florida Institute of Technology

Book Review Bonanza: From a Functional Analytic Approach, Performance Management, to Standard Celeration Charting!

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The Graffer & Og

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Steve Graf • First to use Information

Mapping™ in writing college text

• Initiated 1-Min. chartshares at national conventions

Ogden Lindsley • Student of B.F. Skinner

• Founded first human

operant laboratory

• Developed Precision Teaching

Measurement

7/6/2012 3 McGreevy, P. (1983). Teaching and learning in plain English. Kansas City, MI: Plain English Publications.

& Teaching

Try-3-At-Once

Precision Teaching Sandwich

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1 2 3 4 5 6

Plain English • No Jargon!

Speaking Thinking Writing

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Plain English: Negative Reinforcement

7/6/2012 6 McGreevy, P. (1983). Teaching and learning in plain English. Kansas City, MI: Plain English Publications.

• Negative Reinforcement

• Aversive Stimulus

• Response

• Functional Response Class

• Strengthens

• Antecedent Conditions

Plain English: Relief

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• Stress

• Hitting head on firm surface

• When stressed = More head-banging

Information Mapping

• Break complex material down into elements

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Not Information

Mapped

7/6/2012 9 Skinner, B.F. (1953) Science and Human Behavior. New York, NY: The Macmillan Company.

Information Mapped

• Estimate dots Estimate when necessary

between lines

• If you saw a dot between two lines, you can make a guess of its value.

• Maintain two-digit precision—your guess can usually include one more digit to the right of the line value

7/6/2012 10 Graf, S., Lindsley, O. (2002). Standard Celeration Charting 2002. Poland, OH: Graf Implements.

(Graf & Lindsley 2002, p. 13)

Topic

Bullets

Additional Materials of SCC 2002

7/6/2012 11 Graf, S., Lindsley, O. (2002). Standard Celeration Charting 2002. Poland, OH: Graf Implements.

Practice Sheets

7/6/2012 12 Graf, S., Lindsley, O. (2002). Standard Celeration Charting 2002. Poland, OH: Graf Implements.

SAFMEDS • Say

• All

• Fast

• Minute

• Each

• Day

• Shuffled

7/6/2012 13 Graf, S., Lindsley, O. (2002). Standard Celeration Charting 2002. Poland, OH: Graf Implements.

The Heart of the Book • Instructions, explanations, and examples of

charting

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Unknown Session Length

Fill The Frame!

Correct

Incorrect

• Traditional graphing methods vs. the SCC

FIGHT! VS

FTF Graphs Add-Subtract

7/6/2012 15 Graf, S., Lindsley, O. (2002). Standard Celeration Charting 2002. Poland, OH: Graf Implements.

FTF Graphs Multiply-Divide

7/6/2012 16 Graf, S., Lindsley, O. (2002). Standard Celeration Charting 2002. Poland, OH: Graf Implements.

Benefits of the SCC Observation time

Any rate of behavior from 0-1000 per minute

Keep real time via successive calendar days

Provide a standard that can be used to compare across different responses

Allow for identification and comparison of learning pictures.

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3 View or View 3

7/6/2012 18 Graf, S., Lindsley, O. (2002). Standard Celeration Charting 2002. Poland, OH: Graf Implements.

Pick Up A Copy

• Read it

• Live it

• Love it

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Care enough to chart!

Thanks!

Ryan L. O’Donnell Florida Institute of Technology

rodonnell2011@my.fit.edu

7/6/2012 20 Graf, S., Lindsley, O. (2002). Standard Celeration Charting 2002. Poland, OH: Graf Implements.