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Jun 4, 2011
One of the first things that is consistently suggested as an intervention while collecting data is using visual cues. (or photos of the child doing the indicated model behavior - Clip art takes up less drive space) Rather than make a pest of myself & ask the teachers that have access to Boardmaker, I hunted the internet to find my own. What. An. Undertaking.
Anyway - I've only been able to have marginal success with using them. Has anyone used them and been successful?
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