Özel Eğitim Öğretmenlerine Piramit Modeli Aracılığıyla Sunulan Davranışsal Beceri Öğretiminin Pekiştireç Değerlendirme Öğretimi Üzerindeki Etkililiği
Year 2021,
Issue: 52, 179 - 205, 27.04.2021
Özlem Toper
,
Gülcan Kaya
,
Melike Genel
,
Mukaddes Yıldız Akdemir
Abstract
PPiramit modeli, özellikle özel eğitim alanındaki mesleki gelişim eğitimlerinde, davranışsal uygulamaların öğretimi amacıyla kullanılmakta olan ve kısa sürede daha fazla kişiye ulaşma imkânı veren bir modeldir. Bu modelde bir uzman, belli sayıdaki uygulamacıya eğitim verdikten sonra, eğitime katılan bu kişiler de başka uygulamacılara eğitim vermektedir. Piramit modeli temel alınarak gerçekleştirilen mesleki gelişim eğitimlerinde ise sıklıkla Davranışsal Beceri Öğretiminden (DBÖ) yararlanıldığı görülmektedir. DBÖ, sözel sununun yanı sıra içeriğinde canlandırma yapma ve geri bildirim sunma basamaklarını da içeren ve katılımcıların öğretimi sunulan uygulamayı pratik etmelerine olanak sunan aşamalardan oluşmaktadır. Bu çalışmada da piramit modeli temel alınarak üç özel eğitim öğretmenine (birincil katılımcılar) DBÖ yolu ile Çok Seçenekli Pekiştireç Değerlendirme (ÇSPD) oturumlarını gerçekleştirme eğitimi verilmiş, ardından bu üç öğretmenin her biri üçer meslek elemanına (ikincil katılımcılar) aynı şekilde eğitim düzenlemiştir. Gruplar arası eşzamanlı olmayan çoklu başlama düzeyi modeli kullanılarak desenlenen çalışmanın sonuçları, birincil ve ikincil olmak üzere tüm katılımcıların DBÖ ile sunulan ÇSPD’yi yüksek uygulama güvenirliği ile uygulayabilir düzeye ulaştığını, ayrıca birincil katılımcıların DBÖ ile ikincil katılımcılara ÇSPD öğretimini yüksek uygulama güvenirliği ile öğretebildiklerini göstermektedir.
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The Effectiveness of Behavioral Skills Training to Special Education Teachers on Preference Assessment Implementation through The Pyramidal Model
Year 2021,
Issue: 52, 179 - 205, 27.04.2021
Özlem Toper
,
Gülcan Kaya
,
Melike Genel
,
Mukaddes Yıldız Akdemir
Abstract
The pyramid model is used for teaching behavioral skills, especially in professional development training in special education, and provides access to more people in a shorter time. In professional development training based on the pyramid model, it is seen that Behavioral Skills Training (BST) is frequently used. In this study, based on the pyramid model, three special education teachers were trained to conduct Multiple Stimulus without Replacement (MSWO) sessions via BST. Each of these three teachers provided training to three other staff in the same way. The study results, which was designed using the concurrent multiple baseline design model between the groups, show that all primary and secondary participants have reached the level that they can implement the MSWO offered by the BST with high treatment fidelity. The primary participants could be taught the MSWO to secondary participants by BST with high treatment fidelity.
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