Why Rewards Are Effective When Teaching Delayed Children, Pt 1

Punishment doesn't work as well as rewards. What if you're not around to punish? Then the kid doesn't understand that anymore. Right? When you reward someone for doing the right thing, that behavior keeps on going and you actually develop a good relationship with your child. Whatever you're trying to do, you're thinking about in terms of behavior. You're thinking about increasing the number of times you're able to praise and reward good behavior. Right? Set them up for success. Right. You start to understand how to teach children on the spectrum who are speech delayed. We need to provide positive experiences, positive things to do, and set them up to success. Even if the goal is low. Then I get to praise him. And because the kid likes me praising him and likes me rewarding him, our relationship starts to build. I can see where the ability is. Every time when I push him to do something harder, he's more likely to do it because he. He's had a good track record with me. So that's why when we coach parents, we start here. Your ability to teach a child.