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Recognizing Excellence - The Power of Awards and Recognition

Name: Recognizing Excellence - The Power of Awards and Recognition
Uploaded: 2024-06-05T04:00:10+00:00
Duration: 55 s
Channel: Tina Corner Stolz
Description: In this segment, the speaker outlines how awards can be employed as a fun, inclusive tool to reinforce desired behaviors within a group. Awards serve to…

5 Jun 2024 · 1 min

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In this segment, the speaker outlines how awards can be employed as a fun, inclusive tool to reinforce desired behaviors within a group. Awards serve to recognize specific contributions or milestones, such as consistent attendance, insightful input, supportive actions, notable progress, or overcoming challenges. The speaker suggests using secret peer voting to select recipients and describes various award categories—including a Most Valuable Member (MVP) award, progress or insight awards, resilience awards, and light‑hearted fun awards—highlighting the flexibility of formal and informal recognition.

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Another option is awards. So awards are fun. Um, awards can be very inclusive and they can be both kind of formal and informal, but awards really recognize what do you want to recognize. That's one of the points behind awards. So what do you wanna reinforce as behavior? And you can have awards voted on secretly by the other members. Like an MVP award, so Most Valuable Member, the one who's consistently attending, offering wonderful insights to the group, supportive, helpful. You can have also an award for the member that made the most progress for the year or gave the most insights. Or maybe it could be the one who actually really struggled and overcame some major milestone. You can also have fun awards.