Group contingency classroom

You’ve probably tried all the commonly recommended ways to quiet a chatty class, only to be left frustrated by the lack of results. If you’re anything like me, you’ve tried everyt…

Dive into ABA and discover the power of a group contingency. Learn about the types, benefits, and challenges of using independent, dependent, and interdependent group contingencies to foster teamwork, motivate individuals, and navigate the complexities of behavior modification.

Closing Circle in the classroom The end of the day used to be chaotic for my students and me. I would be teaching, and suddenly the bell would ring. We would rush to pack up all our belongings. Students would forget to stack their chairs, leave homework on top of their desk, and leave the […]

Does your school use a positive behavior intervention and support system? Today, I am sharing the three different types of whole group contingencies including independent, interdependent, and dependent contingencies. I then share the pros and cons of this type of classroom management system. These types of behavior plans for special education students can be beneficial but they can also be tough for special ed students. Learn more about this type of behavior system now!

Keeping it all together can be difficult in your classroom. I know that I am CONSTANTLY looking for ways to manage my classroom. Here are FIVE of my favorite classroom management ideas: Teacher vs Student Class Management by Will Teach for Tacos She focuses on target behavior and awards the students with tallies if they display those behaviors during class. This is genius! You can download the printables by clicking the link above. I love how she says to keep the scores close so that the…

Calling all teachers that want to motivate their student's behavior in the classroom using classroom incentives, behavior incentives, classroom behavior management, and positive reinforcement for kids. Classroom incentives through the use of positive reinforcement is key to success in the classroom and outside the classroom. Giving students something to work towards like behavior coupons, behavior bingo, behavior punch cards and reward incentives can motivate even the toughest student.

Madison | Falling for 1st on Instagram: "Let’s talk logical consequences! One of my goals this year is to be consistent and fair when it comes to classroom management, so I made this visual to help keep my students and I accountable! Logical consequences should be related, respectful, and reasonable. For example, if a student is constantly distracting classmates during centers then they might lose the privilege of working in a group. Or if a student is misusing their scissors, they will no…

Implementing de-escalation strategies with students with extreme behavior episodes can be challenging- knowing how to effectively navigate these situations helps maintain a safe & supportive classroom. When students are emotionally heightened, it’s essential to use calming techniques, including keeping a calm & neutral voice, avoiding unreasonable directives, personal space, validating feelings, providing safe redirection, and maintaining a positive relationship.

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