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Matching a photo to the same photo and touching a dog when you hear the word 'dog' are both simple, and both count as the same kind of contact. Yet one is held up by what is in front of the child and the other entirely by convention — and no accuracy score can tell you which one you are looking at.
Read moreA practitioner's guide to errorless teaching: what it's also called, why you start with the most intrusive prompt, response versus stimulus prompts, how to fade without creating prompt dependency, and the failure modes that make it look like it isn't working
Read moreA child can score 100% on a matching task without comparing anything. Here is the problem, what Emilio Ribes' research says about it, and the four design decisions INTERLAZA uses to solve it.
Read moreA practical guide to stimulus equivalence for instructors and researchers: reflexivity, symmetry and transitivity, how equivalence-based instruction multiplies what you teach, which training structure to choose, and how to test derived relations without destroying the test
Read moreInterlaza's new Attention Monitor uses the front camera, processed entirely on the device, to pause sessions gently when attention drifts and to show instructors an objective engagement measure
Read moreInterlaza now checks whether a child is ready for tablet sessions, and when they aren't, it gives you an off-tablet plan and a gentle warm-up route instead of a frustrating first session
Read moreInterlaza now detects when a child plateaus or regresses on specific concepts and proposes concrete program changes: an easier step first, more help, or a switch to practicing with real objects
Read moreErrorless learning explained for parents and instructors: what prompt fading is, why it prevents frustration, and how to apply it at home and in session
Read moreWhat matching activities are, why they're the best starting point for teaching concepts to a young child with autism, and how to do them well at home
Read moreWhy colors are harder than they look, what order to teach them in, and how to use matching so your child learns colors and shapes without frustration
Read moreA practical guide to teaching first words and receptive vocabulary with images, pictograms and photos: which words to pick, in what order, and which mistakes to avoid
Read moreA step-by-step walk through a real session at home: what the app does, what you do, and the small habits that make it stick
Read moreWhy a streak of correct answers doesn't mean a concept is learned, and how Interlaza tells you clearly — no tables or percentages to interpret
Read moreBetween one professional session and the next there are five or six blank days. Here's how to fill them with Interlaza — using the same material, without undoing the specialist's work
Read moreNot every learner is ready to tap a screen. Here's how Interlaza runs full sessions with physical cards, spoken language, or nothing but a cue — recorded by the instructor on the Tap Pad.
Read moreA deep introduction to the match-to-sample (MTS) procedure, the kinds of relations it can train, and why it's the foundation of conceptual and symbolic learning
Read moreA practical guide to the concrete advantages Interlaza brings to families, professional instructors, and to children with no learning difficulties
Read moreINTERLAZA's Community Store lets instructors publish training modules and clone those shared by other professionals, researchers, and parents — with author attribution, clone counts, and one-click import.
Read moreUnderstanding how BKT creates individualized learning paths by estimating mastery probability in real time
Read moreINTERLAZA combines Varela transfer theory, Sidman equivalence, RFT, and BKT in a single adaptive platform for instructors
Read moreStep-by-step guide for instructors to set up their first student and program in INTERLAZA
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