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Threats

Punishments

Rewards

Use choices instead of threats

Can be very stressful

Do not threat unless you intend to follow through

No empty threats

Threats challenge students

Choices teach responsibility

Choices need limits to keep control

Quicker than interventions

Behavior change is usually immediate

more powerful than consequences

use to protect students from natural consequences

Forced apologies

students won't learn empathy if apologies are forced

Taking away priviledges

Don't include as a threat

collective punishment

group punishment

Harmful instrinsic motivation

Students will only complete tasks if they get something out of it

Students will expect to get more and more things

Could effect how students act as adults

entitlement

Manipulation