ABA Quick Tips: Teaching Simple Requests with 3 Different Modes of Communication

Watch this video for tips on how to teach simple requests with three different modes of communication, including vocalizations, signs, and using an AAC device. One of the easiest ways to get a lot of practice making requests is to make requests during regular routines. It's important to practice during routines because it's predictable for kids and you can practice every day! In this video we'll provide three examples during a snack time routine. We'll show you how to practice requesting with vocalizations, signs, and using an AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) device. This quick tip is provided by Aryn South, M.Ed., BCBA, MeBe San Diego Clinical Director and Kailey Shaw, BA, BCBA, MeBe San Diego Clinical Supervisor. MeBe San Diego provides Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services, Speech and Language Therapy and Occupational Therapy. MeBe also serves families in Los Angeles, Bay Area, Seattle, Denver, Phoenix, Austin, Houston, and Ashburn, VA. Learn more at mebefamily.com and follow @mebefamily on Instagram and Facebook for more helpful tips! mebefamily.com @mebefamily