To shape student behavior, clear expectations must be defined and positive stimuli used as reinforcement. Reinforcement promotes desired behaviors by adding positive stimuli like praise or rewards, while punishment aims to extinguish unwanted behaviors by providing negative consequences or removing rewards. Both reinforcement and punishment can be achieved through positive techniques like adding rewards or negative techniques like subtracting privileges.
To shape student behavior, clear expectations must be defined and positive stimuli used as reinforcement. Reinforcement promotes desired behaviors by adding positive stimuli like praise or rewards, while punishment aims to extinguish unwanted behaviors by providing negative consequences or removing rewards. Both reinforcement and punishment can be achieved through positive techniques like adding rewards or negative techniques like subtracting privileges.
To shape student behavior, clear expectations must be defined and positive stimuli used as reinforcement. Reinforcement promotes desired behaviors by adding positive stimuli like praise or rewards, while punishment aims to extinguish unwanted behaviors by providing negative consequences or removing rewards. Both reinforcement and punishment can be achieved through positive techniques like adding rewards or negative techniques like subtracting privileges.
You have to have clearly defined behavioral expectations!
The positive stimuli have to be motivating for students!
Reinforcement Punishment
(Promote behavior) (Extinguish behavior)
Promote a behavior by giving or Providing (adding) a consequence
adding a positive stimulus (or for an undesired behavior. Positive reward). (Add) Giving praise or a gold start to a A child is sent to the office for student who exhibits desired exhibiting an undesired behavior. behavior. Promoting a behavior by removing a Removing a positive/ rewarding negative stimulus. stimulus for an undesired behavior. Negative Canceling a homework assignment A child loses his/her recess for (Subtract) for a class who exhibits a desired exhibiting and undesired behavior. behavior.
Positive Discipline for Kids: The Essential Guide to Manage Children's Behavior, Develop Effective Communication and Raise a Positive and Confident Child