Big Stack Flashcards (terms on one side, blank on the reverse)

Details:

• 532 essential ABA terms curated from the complete Task List
• Concept lists to organize related terms
• Printed terms on one side, intentionally blank on the reverse allowing students to source terms, draft custom descriptors, and include personalized elements for stimulus salience
• Divided by Task List section for easy navigation
• Precise Task List section printed on each flashcard for quick and easy reference
• Detailed instructions and PTB best practice strategies to optimize memorization and retention
• Nine 6″ stainless steel interlocking wire rings (3 purple, 3 blue, 3 green) for dynamic organization
• Portable, 4” x 6” cards printed on durable 80 lbs card stock
• May replace 5 lbs weights when used as part of a physical training regimen.

Key Benefits:

• Strategically selected terms:
  A methodically curated compilation of essential ABA terms, representing complete coverage of the Task List, offering an additional modality to a study plan, or act as a starting point for BCBA® exam prep.
• Time-saving:
  Strategically preselected terms save valuable study time, eliminating the work of independently identifying and compiling a vocabulary list.
• Curated blank canvas:
  Cards are intentionally blank on the reverse side, consistent with PTB’s proven study techniques intended to maximize fluency through retention, allowing students to source terms, draft custom descriptors, and include personalized elements for stimulus salience.
• PTB authored instructions:
  Written by PTB co-founder Dana Meller (MA, BCBA), the detailed instructions integrate PTB’s proven study techniques to optimize memorization and comprehension.
• Ideal study companion:
  The PTB Big Stack Flashcards serves as an active companion to the PTB ABA Study Manual, allowing students to generate personalized descriptions and definitions.
• Dynamic organization:
  Nine durable stainless steel interlocking rings in PTB colors allow for custom collating to support multiple organization strategies such as the nine Task List sections, randomization, progress (mastered, need to review, etc).