Open-access TEACHING MULTIPLICATION USING MULTIPLE EXEMPLAR TRAINING

ABSTRACT

Mathematical knowledge is present in everyday activities throughout a person’s life. However, performance assessment data demonstrates a significant deficit, making it relevant to develop new teaching strategies for mathematical concepts. The objective of this study was to verify the effects of teaching multiplication through additive equivalence using multiple exemplar training on a computer game to promote the emergence of repertoires not directly taught, having as participants a student with intellectual disabilities, seven students with typical development, and nine students with autism spectrum disorder. Three multiplications were directly taught, and 24 emerged without direct teaching. The teaching economy and efficiency achieved with this procedure were notable.

KEYWORDS:
Special Education; Mathematics; Autism Spectrum Disorder; Multiple Exemplar Training.

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