What does DTT mean? It is a very organized training method, We divide the skill into a set of small trials, Each trial includes clear instruction → child's response → reinforcement or correction. Steps of DTT: Instruction: The therapist tells the child what is required. Response: The child tries to perform the behavior. Consequence: Reinforcement if correct, or correction if wrong. Intertrial Interval: A short time before the next trial. A simplified example: The therapist says: "Show me the apple." The child points to the apple. The therapist says: "Well done!" and gives him a star. After a few seconds, a new trial begins. Why is it important? It makes learning organized and clear. It repeats trials so the child masters the skill. It allows the therapist to accurately measure progress. 📌 Summary: Discrete Trial Training is an essential tool in ABA, It makes learning organized, repetitive, and based on clear steps, This allows the child to acquire skills faster For inquiries ( Phone number appears when clicking the contact button )