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TOBINWORLD's
Reward Store creates a fun atmosphere with bright lights, music, a merry-go-round and lots
of games, toys, and carnival food. Through the school's token economy, students can
purchase items of food or play games as a reward for appropriate behavior. The Reward
Store is used to reinforce appropriate behavior. Each student agrees to a behavior
contract and tries to reach his or her goal. Appropriate behavior is rewarded daily to
ensure consistent behavior.
Also
located on campus is our Contract Room, which is used for teachers and students to
negotiate multi-day contracts for appropriate behavior. Such items as T-shirts, model
kits, tennis shoes, sports hats, basketballs, clocks, watches, etc. are used as rewards if
the student completes his or her contract. Once a student selects an item that they really
desire, the teacher and student agree on an appropriate behavior goal and, if reached, the
student is rewarded with the chosen item. The Contract Room provides a highly visible
reminder to students of what they may earn by completing their agreements successfully.
As
part of the Rewards System, high school students are able to relax and socialize in our
Outer Space Teen Lounge. Access to the teen lounge is dependent on exhibiting appropriate
behavior, passing their daily contracts and completing their assigned work. High school
students may choose to spend their reward time listening to an old fashioned juke-box -
loaded with a variety of popular music - play Sega or pinball, watch videos, eat
"fun" food or simply sit and relax. The Teen Lounge also allows our students an
opportunity to learn improved social interaction skills with their peers.

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