What is instructional control?

Instructional control is an ABA term that describes how to establish a paired, authoritative relationship. Instructional control is a concept that excellent ABA therapists or professionals are aware of, and understand how to establish.Jan 18, 2013 read more

Instructional control is an ABA term that describes how to establish a paired, authoritative relationship. Instructional control is a concept that excellent ABA therapists or professionals are aware of, and understand how to establish. read more

chelsea evenstad, m.s., bcba, ashley flynn - pri vett, m.s., bcba, jenny guddi ng establishing instructional control read more

Essentially, instructional control refers to our ability to gain a child’s willingness to follow our instructions and do the many things we ask him or her to do. At Spectrum Intervention Group, we have found Robert Schramm’s “Seven steps to earning instructional control with your child” to be a helpful resource. read more