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: Instead of "I’ll give you $50 for an A," try "Let's celebrate how hard you worked to master that difficult math unit with a special dinner." 2. Prioritize Intrinsic Motivation

Students might choose easier classes to guarantee an "A" (and the reward) rather than challenging themselves with harder subjects where they might learn more but earn a "B." Conclusion Charlotte Rayn - Incentivizing Good Grades -04....

: Let the student propose three "milestone rewards" for completing difficult projects. This gives them a sense of ownership over their academic journey. 4. Provide Specific Positive Feedback : Instead of "I’ll give you $50 for