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Behavior Specific Praise - Positive Descriptive Feedback

Behavior Specific Praise - Positive Descriptive FeedbackRecommendations and Considerations for Positive Descriptive FeedbackPositive Descriptive Feedback is an evidence-based practice that is meant to be part of the teaching process. It encourages learning. We use the word Feedback rather than Praise or reinforcement because children need to understand what they have done and why we are acknowledging it. Statements like good boy, excellent job, and well done are examples of Praise that provide non- Descriptive Feedback . The child may respond positively to this kind of Praise but it does not help the child understand anything about his Behavior or skills.

Aug 18, 2020 · Examples of Behavior Specific Praise Steven, I really like how you cleaned up your desk! YES, Behavior Specific Great! Not Behavior Specific Table 4, nice job following my directions! YES, Behavior Specific Kortney, you completed your work! Not Behavior Specific 31 Acknowledge Expected Behaviors

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