Behavior contract elementary

Behavior Contracts can be a really useful tool to improve behaviors from your child. They are used at home and in classrooms, just make sure that your child has the skills that you are asking of them!

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Classroom Contract Idea

A behavior contract is a contract that is written by the teacher with input from the student. It outlines targeted behavior to fix or desired behavior to be promoted. The teacher and the student work together to discuss the goals that they are working toward. Working together with the student, the teacher can also identify rewards and incentives that will motivate the student to follow the contract.

Most teachers are not big believers in using extrinsic rewards inside the classroom. The end goal as a teacher is to create self-motivated learners who are productive members of society. Using extrinsic rewards seem to work against what is trying to be accomplished. However, using the same tactics over and over again expecting different results will not work for anyone involved.

A home note program that gives parents a daily read on students' behavior and performance can help keep communications between school and home more open.

Behavior Contracts give you an opportunity to make an agreement with your student that works for both of you. What makes these Behavior Contracts unique is

Behavior Contract to use in working with elementary students. Allowing to help them stay on task and using a reward system as well.