IYT Session 3
Want is an incentive?
Reward
Social reinforcer
Focuses clear goals
Individual/groups/whole class
Measurement tool
Getting desired behaviour
Motivating
Goal
Known outcome
Success based
Behaviour modifier
Intrinsic/extrinsic
Feel good
Positive
Private/public recognition
Something children want/grows the thing you want
temporary
What are your concerns about using incentive programmes?
Spending own money
Not becoming internalized
Not interested in the task or behaviour
Incentive is expected/completed just for reward
When do you stop it?
Limited rewards that work for some kids
Time consuming/takes time to set up
What are the possible benefits of using incentives with children?
Increases desired behaviour
Snowball effect
Relationships improve
Improve learning environment
Acknowledge and improve self esteem
More on task behaviour/reduction in negative behaviour
Acknowledgement for effort
Positive change in attitude
Children feel motivated
Wanted behaviour becomes automatic
More positive atmosphere
Children have a goal to work towards
Why do some children need incentive programmes more than others?
Extrinsically motivated
Missing praise and recognition at home
Gratification – immediate rather than deferred
Some children need extra support to complete tasks
Provides a goal
Need more encouragement
Need greater/clearer understanding of expectations
What kinds of children might be particularly helped by incentive programmes?
Why?
All children like them
Some personality types – anxious, reluctant joiner/task avoidance
Particular histories children may have
Children with social needs
Challenging behaviours
Children with low academic needs/developmental support/disabilities
Social reinforcer
Focuses clear goals
Individual/groups/whole class
Measurement tool
Getting desired behaviour
Motivating
Goal
Known outcome
Success based
Behaviour modifier
Intrinsic/extrinsic
Feel good
Positive
Private/public recognition
Something children want/grows the thing you want
temporary
What are your concerns about using incentive programmes?
Spending own money
Not becoming internalized
Not interested in the task or behaviour
Incentive is expected/completed just for reward
When do you stop it?
Limited rewards that work for some kids
Time consuming/takes time to set up
What are the possible benefits of using incentives with children?
Increases desired behaviour
Snowball effect
Relationships improve
Improve learning environment
Acknowledge and improve self esteem
More on task behaviour/reduction in negative behaviour
Acknowledgement for effort
Positive change in attitude
Children feel motivated
Wanted behaviour becomes automatic
More positive atmosphere
Children have a goal to work towards
Why do some children need incentive programmes more than others?
Extrinsically motivated
Missing praise and recognition at home
Gratification – immediate rather than deferred
Some children need extra support to complete tasks
Provides a goal
Need more encouragement
Need greater/clearer understanding of expectations
What kinds of children might be particularly helped by incentive programmes?
Why?
All children like them
Some personality types – anxious, reluctant joiner/task avoidance
Particular histories children may have
Children with social needs
Challenging behaviours
Children with low academic needs/developmental support/disabilities
Using incentives for transitions
Warning – in 5 minutes we are …….
1 or 2 clear instructions
Modelling-praise/coaching/positive/specific as student transition
Ignore secondary behaviour
Use stickers/points etc to reinforce desired behaviour
Telling a student they haven’t earned a reward
Acknowledge feelings… I can see you are….
Acknowledge positive that have been earned
Discuss with student how you could support them tomorrow to achieve the goal,
How could you get them tomorrow- work on those skills
Teacher to review and revise incentive system
o Smaller target
o Time chunks-adapt for the student
o Check reward is still relevant to student
o Clarify goals
o Teacher support with more reminders, praise, redirection
o Buddy support/
Knowing the child
o Use visuals to prompt positive
Positive forecast for tomorrow
Special privileges you could use at the junior level
Pumping the hand sanitiser
Running messages
Soft toy adventures
Choose a story
Feeding the fish
I-Pad computer time
Star of the day
Line leader
Teachers helper
End of line
Prayer leader\clock bay cleaner
Pack up leader
Holiday from cleaning/packing up – person can read a book
Helpers, cleaners, handing out books
Class toy
Free time/golden time
Visiting another teacher
Sports monitor
Playing on senior playground
First to lunch
Responsibilities
Reading to class
Special privileges you could use at the middle school level
Rubbing out whiteboard – class jobs that involve spraying or cleaning
Organising book corner/tidying
Holding big book
Golden time
Writing the date on the board
Sports gear
Returning cups to the staff room
Curtains and blinds
Being leaders for jump jam
Going early to breaks/home
Class game
Sharing news with the class
Choosing song/book/go noodle
Art activity for class
Special privileges you could use at the senior level
Special chair
Cups to staff room
Messenger/any jobs
Vacuuming/cleaning
Any grown up responsibility
Seeing caretaker/principal
Friday Fun day
Choose timetable
Competitive game of sport
Buddy teacher
Mentor
Responsibilities, greeters, garden, chickens, milk
Certificates/awards
Choose work space
Using facilities during lunch
BYOD
Off school at lunch
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