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Skill Generalization at Home and School: Bridging ABA Across Environments
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Helping children transfer what they learn in one setting to another is one of the most important—and often overlooked—goals of Applied Behavior Analysis. In real life, skills don’t live in a therapy room; they show up at the breakfast table, on the playground, and during math class. Skill generalization means a child can use what they learned through ABA therapy for autism across different people, places, and situations. When thoughtfully planned, generalization strengthens
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