Encouraging a child's good behaviour works best when it's specific, consistent and meaningful to that child -- here's a general look at how positive reinforcement is used in learning at GALS.
What Positive Reinforcement Means Here
Rather than only reacting to difficult moments, the approach focuses on noticing and encouraging the behaviours you want to see more of, using rewards or recognition that are meaningful to each individual learner.
Why It's Tailored to Each Learner
What feels rewarding varies from child to child -- for one learner it might be verbal praise, for another a preferred activity or item -- so the approach is adjusted based on what motivates that individual.
How It Supports Learning
Dr. Charu Arora notes that consistent positive reinforcement can help learners build new skills with less frustration, since it focuses attention on progress rather than only on mistakes.
Learning More About Our Approach
If you'd like to understand how positive reinforcement is used in your child's learning plan, Call 9990555423 or 8796958310, or message us on WhatsApp, to speak with our team.