Example: Giving students candy when they are performing well in class.

Negative Reinforcement - Removing something unpleasant when the student is doing well to increase behavior.

Example: No Homework when a student passes a test.

Presentation Punishment - When you introduce a new and unpleasant situation or object.

Example: Student misbehaves and gets sent to detention.

Removal Punishment - When you remove a wanted stimulus.

Example: Student misbehaves and the teacher takes away recess.

Example: Giving subtle hints on what the students should be doing to earn prize.

Prompting - It is an extra cue you give to a student while they are performing an activity that helps them succeed.

Example: While a student is drawing, you give them extra tips on how to complete the picture.

Praise - Positive Reinforcement when you see behavior you would want exhibited again.

Example: Telling a student "Great Job Keep Doing Great Work!" is a form of praise.

Premack Principle - Talks about changing behavior based on the consequences that follow.

Example: When a student changes their behavior to gain something.

Example: A student learning a new technique in sports.

Reprimands - Yelling at a student when he shows bad behavior.

Social Isolation - When you sit a student in a seat away from the class.

Time Out - When a student shows negative behaviors, I take away recess.

Token Reinforcement - When a student is showing positive behavior and you want to reinforce the behavior so you give them a piece of candy.

Contingency Contrast - When a student behaves differently due to the nature of their environment.