A TAGteach Primer: Session 69 with Martha Gabler

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Matt Cicoria

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🗓️ 9 December 2018

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

In Session 69 of The Behavioral Observations Podcast, we are treated to a TAGteach primer from Martha Gabler. In this episode, Martha shares how she discovered TAGteach when she was searching for intervention strategies to help her son with Autism. Martha also describes how she used this teaching strategy to reduce tantrums, bolting, and problematic sleep routines. In doing so, she provides us with a nice overview of the basics of TAGteach. If this is something you are interested in learning more about, we have links a-plenty below. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!

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0:00.0	Hey, everyone. Thanks for joining me today in session 69 of the behavioral observations podcast.
0:05.3	I have two quick announcements to make, and then we'll get right to our interview with Martha Gables.
0:10.5	The first thing I want to talk about real quick is that I am delighted to be working with the folks from the Himalaya podcast player app.
0:18.9	If you're like me, you've been frustrated with the declining user experience
0:22.9	in the native Apple podcast player. It seems like every update that iOS makes, the podcast app
0:30.0	gets worse and worse. Sometimes I open the thing. It's like, where are all my shows or I have to
0:34.9	go to navigate this here, there there and everywhere. So I've been
0:38.7	looking for some alternatives. I've discussed a few in the past. Right now I'm using Himalaya.
0:43.4	And if it's something that you want to give a try, you can go to the Google Marketplace or
0:49.2	Google Play Store or whatever it is or the iTunes or the App Store and give it a whirl
0:57.3	all of links to Himalaya in the show notes you can just type in Himalaya and it should pop
1:02.4	right up give it a go and make sure you follow the behavioral observations podcast once
1:07.8	you have it on your device so the other thing I want to mention is that this episode
1:13.6	is brought to you by Behavior University. And we talked a little bit about them a few episodes
1:19.0	ago. And what their objective is, is to bring university quality instruction to those of us
1:25.3	in the field who are trying to fulfill our professional development
1:28.9	needs. So you can learn more about them at behavioruniversity.com forward slash observations.
1:36.5	So on to today's episode. I am delighted to be joined by Martha Gabler and we're going to talk
1:41.8	all about Tag Teach. And this is like many episodes
1:45.1	we have here. I'm talking about something or she's going to be enlightening me about something
1:49.0	that I know very little about. So this was a very informative conversation. I hope you find it
1:55.4	the same. So I will not, I'll try not to be redundant and duplicate Martha's background here because she goes
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