positive behavior strategies

 1. let them know what will happen next

2. set expectations 

3. be consistent 

4. follow through 

5. acknowledge them for complying with your requests

6. tell them what you expect. be specific. 

7. allow them to earn privileges

8. give choices

more can be found at education and behavior 







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