
Lunch Time Training -- Rewards & Motivators
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Lunch Time Trainings:
Rewards & Motivator
Education Coach Dara Jones
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Poll
Do you use rewards and motivators inside of your classroom?
Of course. I use it all the time
YES
NO
No, I have no idea what you are talking about.
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A reward is something given in return for good behavior or achieving a goal..
Motivators are develop feelings of worth or enthusiasm towards something or someone.
What are rewards & motivators?
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Multiple Choice
What is a reward?
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Multiple Choice
What is a motivator
Motivators are develop feelings of worth or enthusiasm towards something or someone.
A motivator is a type motion that has kids going crazy
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What is the difference? Does it even matter?
Rewards vs Motivators
Rewards can serve as incentives and those who work for rewards can seek to use them as motivators, the real motivation to act comes from the individual student.
Rewards can act as motivators only for those who believe that they can achieve it.
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Fill in the Blank
True or False?
Rewards can serve as incentives and those who bestow rewards can seek to use them as motivators,
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What is a classroom reward system?
A class-wide reward system is a system in which students work individually toward personal reinforcers or work together toward group reinforcers.
rewarding students' positive behavior and academic achievements through rewards like stickers, points, extra recess time, or small prizes give them a push to keep working hard
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Stickers
Weekly Mystery box
Brag bracelets
Decided on a book for story time
Extra time on tablet
Rewards
If a feeling of accomplishment is more important to the child, then effective motivator statements might be:
- "Wow, you really do an incredible job cleaning the block area!"
- "You wrote your name so neat! Will you show me how you do such a great job?!"
Motivators
What are some examples?
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Reward Chart examples in the classroom
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Short-term focus: Students may become too focused on earning rewards rather than the intrinsic value of learning itself.
Can lead to entitlement: If rewards are given too frequently or without clear criteria, students may come to expect them regardless of their effort or behavior.
Negatives
Having a reward system to motivate students and encourage positive behavior in the classroom
It helps reinforce classroom norms, promoting a healthy school environment
Builds self-esteem: Receiving recognition for their efforts can help build a student's confidence and sense of self-worth.
Positives
Implementing Reward System inside of the class -- Pros & Cons
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The Highly Effective Teacher
Reward System in the classroom: Whole Class Rewards
https://youtu.be/SlIQi-1XlrY?si=VmyH5JMmnMbwHN2d
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Multiple Select
Which of the following(s) is an example of using classroom rewards system from the previous video shown?
Never hold your word with your students
Always set class goals
Only give students one chance to earn rewards
Reduce rewards over time
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Multiple Choice
What are some pros of implementing a reward system inside of the classroom?
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Final Thoughts:
Don’t worry that using rewards will spoil the child. Children learn to control their behaviour in stages; help them to manage this and in time you can reduce rewards. Always highlight when a child succeeds and they will surprise themselves with their ability to stay on track.
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Multiple Select
What were your thoughts on the presentation?
It was very informative
It was alright
It was good and I am looking into implementing inside of the classroom
I did not like it and will no implement inside of my classroom
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Rewards & Motivator
Education Coach Dara Jones
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