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Dependent variable and data Collection method
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The dependent variable is the rate of correct responses in identifying Spanish nouns. This will be measured as the percentage of correct responses out of the total trials given. Frequency based data collection will be used by a teacher and they will record the number of correct responses. Data collection will occur during each session immediately following the presentation of trials.
Design – Alternating Treatment Design with Baseline and Best Intervention Method.
Baseline
– Collecting data under typical classroom routines without interventions to establish baseline. Intervention
– Switching between teaching strategies by labeling pictures of nouns in Spanish and teaching the
student to pick the picture after hearing the Spanish word.
Procedure
- a. Baseline - Collecting data under typical classroom routines without any proposed interventions in place interventions to establish baseline. Conducting this baseline during at least 5 sessions to ensure its validity.
b. independent variable/intervention – The teacher will show pictures of nouns in Spanish and encourage the students to repeat. In the second strategy, the teacher will say a noun in Spanish
and ask the students to pick out the picture from several options and wait to see if they pick the
corrct response. For correct answers - Positive reinforcements such as verbal praise or a
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