Description
This lesson describes the use of specific positive feedback, a form of social reinforcement that provides information on successful behavior while reinforcing or increasing the likelihood that behavior will be repeated. Specific positive feedback is essential in changing and sustaining expected behavior.
Outcomes
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
- Demonstrate specific positive feedback that explicitly describes behavior and uses
Prerequisites
This lesson is designed for Tier 1 SW-PBS Leadership Teams that have completed the schoolwide matrix and have systems in place to teach expected behavior. For more information on these topics, please see previous Tier 1 Courses: Clarifying Expected Behavior and Teaching Expecting Behavior.
Reflective Questions
- How does positive feedback on your job performance impact your future work?
- What types of feedback do you provide to students on academic work? How does this compare to the types of feedback you provide to students on behavioral expectations?