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Phase II: Implementing:


Rewards

Rewards need to be consistent across the school:

  • Rewards are available at a variety of levels (hierarchical, tangible, intangible)
  • Rewards are linked to expectations
  • There are clearly defined criteria for earning rewards
  • Rewards are varied to maintain student interest
  • System includes opportunities for naturally occurring reinforcement
  • Ratios of reinforcement to corrections are high (8:1)
  • Students are involved in identifying/developing incentives
  • The system includes incentives for staff/faculty
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Video clips from Dundalk Elementary that provide examples of rewards:

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Video: Classroom Incentive A

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Video: Classroom Incentive B

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Video: Classroom Incentive C

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Video: Assistant Principal's Description of Rewards

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