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Rewards & sanctions ppt
1. A collection of behaviour strategies I have
seen in teaching practice.
2. Have a Class list displayed with space next to
the names.
Every time a child displays a positive learning
behaviour you award them a sticker which
they place on the chart at break/lunch time.
The person with the most stickers at the end
of the week wins a prise from the ‘Prise Box’
It is important to be consistent and reward
every positive behaviour you see.
This is a form of extrinsic motivation.
3. Every child’s name is displayed on a board
along with the traffic lights. They all start on
green each day.
If a child displays a negative behaviour there
name is moved to amber as a warning.
If they persist in the behaviour they move to
red and are given a negative consequence.
(this also works with red and yellow cards
linking to football).
5. Setting time targets for activities such as
changing for PE and tidying up can motivate
children and reduce teaching time wasted.
Time can gradually reduce and children will
have challenges such as ‘can we tidy up in
under 5minutes? 3minutes?’
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http://www.online-stopwatch.com/eggtimer-countdown/
6. Every child creates a passport to the playground
which stays on their desk.
If they display negative behaviours you take away
their passport.
Then at playtime only those with a passport can
go.
If yours was taken away you stay to discuss the
reasons why it was removes and how we can
avoid it in future.
By discussing it at playtime you avoid disrupting
the lesson at the time the behaviour occurred,
avoiding confrontation.
