kitchen table math, the sequel: SAFMEDS
Showing posts with label SAFMEDS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SAFMEDS. Show all posts

Monday, December 5, 2011

SAFMEDS instructions

SAFMEDS = Say All Fast a Minute Each Day

SAFMEDS on the web

The best set of directions I've seen so far: SAFMEDS cards: Instructions - begins with the words: "I’m going to show you a method that will make it easier to learn the NEW terms (i.e., facts or rules) contained in the CLM Course of Study."

Is Fluency Free-Operant Response-Response Chaining? by Ogden R. Lindsley - inventor of SAFMEDS; explains the rationale

Ogden R Lindsley and the History of Precision Teaching

update: Youtube video explaining SAFMEDS -- and, about 6 minutes in, celeration charts

Saturday, August 7, 2010

Thursday, August 5, 2010

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

SAFMEDS how to

SAFMEDS on the Web
Guidelines and Considerations for SAFMEDS
by John W. Eshleman, Ed.D.


Am not yet a user of SAFMEDS, but I will be.

Meanwhile, good news on the SAT prep front: after 2 weeks of study I appear to have added 50 points to my score, and I've got C. working and progressing, too. More anon.

SAT scores flash: C. earned a 780 on his SAT II World History test, which likely means he missed only 1 question on the test.

His percentile?

94th - ! Six percent of the test takers got every single question correct.

(C. is going into his junior year.)

Friday, June 11, 2010

SAFMEDS

One of the DI-list folks wrote a post about learning Italian using SAFMEDS.

S- Say
A- All
F- Fast
M- Minute
E- Each
D- Day
S- Shuffled

SAFMEDS and celeration charts at University of North Texas.

And: applied behavior analysis SAFMEDS. Just in case.