Common techniques and approaches used in positive behavior supports

Give Shout-Outs-can be recognizing students or even just things like mentioning their birthday helps build a good rapport with students(Lee, 2019).c

Give Students Feedback- Write personalized and specific feedback on work noticing positive trends(Lee, 2019).

Have a Student of the Day- give student who displays correct behavior and strong character special privileges such a specific seat to reward them. This can serve as an incentive to students to follow suit(Lee, 2019).

Put Students in the “Hot Seat”-  highlight  a student’s good work to the class, making sure they get credit for the work(Lee, 2019).

Track Positive Behaviors-Make a system in which students earn points they can use towards rewards to encourage good behavior(Lee, 2019).

Post Student Work-Gives students a sense of accomplishment that teacher appreciates their work. Provides encouragement for them to work hard in the future(Lee, 2019).

Make Positive Phone Calls or Texts”- establish positive communication with parents. Give them updates on positive things their student has done in addition to the negative(Lee, 2019).