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Errorless teaching refers to a teaching method that aims to ensure the student does not make any errors while learning a new skill. This is achieved through providing early and immediate prompts to the student to increase their learning and decrease frustration. Option A is incorrect because it only refers to the emphasis on no errors made by the student, but does not mention the use of prompts or aids. Option C is incorrect because it suggests teaching without using any prompts or aids, which would increase the likelihood of errors being made. Option D may not be entirely incorrect, but it is not the best answer as errorless teaching involves using prompts rather than teaching only one skill at a time.