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#1. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) is developing a new instructional program for a group of learners with varying skill levels. When considering different instructional methodologies, the BCBA aims to select approaches that are known to maximize learning opportunities and maintain a high level of engagement through rapid stimulus presentation and response requirements. Which two of the following instructional methodologies are most effectively characterized by and benefit significantly from a fast-paced teaching style?

Discrete Trial Teaching DTT is a highly structured method where skills are broken down into small components and taught in a rapid repetitive manner often in a oneonone setting to provide numerous learning opportunities and immediate feedback Direct Instruction DI utilizes a fastpaced teacherled approach that often involves choral responding and scripted lessons to ensure high rates of student engagement and rapid progression through content Both methodologies leverage a fast pace to optimize learning In contrast Incidental Teaching and Natural Environment Teaching NET are more naturalistic and learnerled while Personalized System Instruction PSI is explicitly selfpaced

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