Getting More with Less Using Matrix Training
Recorded On: 07/22/2026
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Getting More with Less Using Matrix Training
CEU: 1.5 Learning
Cost: Free
Presenter: Sarah E. Frampton, PhD, BCBA-D, LBA Assistant Professor, University of Nebraska Omaha | ABA Master's Program, Munroe Meyer Institute Associate Editor, Behavior Analysis Practice | Editorial Boards, JABA, AVB, JEAB
What This Session Covers
Time is limited. Instructional minutes are finite. Matrix training is one of the most efficient tools in the behavior analytic toolkit for getting learning to generalize well beyond what you directly teach, and it is underused in practice.
In this session, Dr. Sarah Frampton walks through recent applications of matrix training to teach complex tacts to children with ASD. You will leave with a clear understanding of the underlying principles, the key steps to set up a matrix arrangement, and practical troubleshooting strategies for when things do not go as planned.
What You'll Learn
- How to describe and apply matrix training to teach complex tacts
- How to arrange compound stimuli into effective matrix teaching arrangements
- Two common barriers to acquisition efficiency and how to troubleshoot them
- How to personalize procedures to match individual learner needs
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