Learning, Choice and Motivation

Although this article is written with people with Asperger’s in mind, I think the techniques here apply to everyone.

I’d go further; we are currently training up our Labrador puppy, Iolo, and have found that positive reinforcement rather than negative sanctions help him develop appropriate behaviours more quickly and create a more positive environment.

How do you help people with Asperger’s do things because THEY want to (Not because you are forcing them to)? | Asperger Experts

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I'm convinced we can, as a species, do much better than this if we set our minds to being much more positive and productive towards our fellow humans. The solution is learning - creating independent and autonomous learners who can problem solve, innovate and create a better more equitable and sustainable world. My books, Future Proof Your School and Re-Examining Success together with this blog, explore how better learning outcomes for all can be achieved.

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