Reinforcement Strategies Review

Reinforcements are defined as:

• What happens directly before the behavior for fun

• What happens directly after behavior increasing likelihood behavior happens

• What happens as soon as the student enters the classroom setting

• What happens during a student's meltdown

Name at least 3 things you can use to create a choice board:

An Intentional Reinforcement can include all EXCEPT:

• free time at end of class/activity

• earning points on a tracker

• ability to be dismissed from school early

• earning tokens on a token/reward board

The 4 Evidence-based reinforcement systems reviewed: class points, teacher vs. student, check-in/check-out, indiv. points - True or False.

• True

• False

What are the key components for reinforcement systems?

• student-centered, predictable, planned, edible, consistent

• student-centered, fun, research-based, consistent, spontaneous

• subjective, structured, predictable, student-centered, happens weekly

• planned, structured, research-based, consistent, predictable