... child uses third person singular pronouns. The child's ability to create sentences that include the past tense makes for a good objective because it is a behavior, one that must be learned, and each observation of a past tense verb can be measured by observing the number of times a past tense verb button is pushed. The ability to question is also a good objective because the teacher can observe this learned behavior by counting the number of times the child presses the question key on the communication keyboard. Finally, recognizing if a child uses third person singular pronouns is a valuable objective because it is a behavior that the child must ascertain, it is observable and can be accounted for by numbering the amount of times the child presses the buttons he, she, or it. 4.) Baddeley's model of working memory is a multiple component model. It is comprised of ...

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