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Teaching Social Skills Through ABA ( self )

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Many differently-abled children struggle with social interactions. ABA therapy introduces structured activities to teach skills like turn-taking, sharing, and initiating conversations. Practicing these in a supportive environment helps children better navigate real-world social scenarios, boosting their confidence and fostering friendships.



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Zoya Shah —

Apprenticeship in Locksmithing provides practical training in lock and security systems. Beyond technical skills, it also includes education on social skills through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). This approach helps learners understand interpersonal interactions, improving their ability to communicate effectively in diverse professional environments. Through structured learning, apprentices enhance their interpersonal skills, contributing to a well-rounded education that prepares them for a successful career in locksmithing and related fields.