Sentences with phrase «rewarding behavior easier»

These charts are meant to make tracking and rewarding behavior easier.

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«Kickboard makes it easy to log positive and negative behaviors in real time, assign consequences and rewards, and create visual reports for students and families,» said Anna Klafter, chief academic officer.

With thousands of rewards to unlock, dozens of mini-games to play, challenges tailored to player's behavior, and a unique, customizable avatar for every child, it's easy to keep students motivated!

As stated above, most fake reviews are easy to spot, so you might think that these authors don't get any rewards for their unethical (and possibly soon illegal) behavior, but you'd be wrong.

The snowball is predicated on the psychological impact of hitting the easy debts first, and immediate rewards for changing behavior.

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If held to a consistent training routine and rewarded for their good behaviors, Yorkie poodles can be quite easy to train.

Using food rewards is typically the easiest way to teach your puppy new behaviors but its important to not remain dependent on using these food rewards.

Food rewards are an easy, fast and effective way to teach your puppy new behaviors and reinforce these behaviors in higher distracting situations.

It becomes an easy task to get the animal to repeat a positive behavior that you enjoy by giving the puppy rewards such as games, treats, and praise.

A true leader uses clear communication skills to make it easy for the dog to learn — these include lots of rewards for good behaviors and negative consequences for the behaviors you don't like.

A trained kitten is far easier to redirect into appropriate behavior than one who has not learned how to earn rewards.

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The easiest way to get started teaching a dog a new behavior is to use lure - reward training.

Unfortunately, and especially outdoors, it is easy for dogs to «self - reward» by engaging in enjoyable behaviors.

By rewarding little efforts in the beginning, it makes it easier and quicker to get to the goal behavior.

New Dogs — Old Trix was founded in 2010 specifically to develop a conflict and confrontation free, rewards - based training environment where dogs are taught the correct behaviors through easy to learn, clearly communicated, fun exercises that build their confidence and self - esteem.

It's easy to reward good behavior if you focus on teaching your dog to do specific things you like.

Clicker training for dogs is easy to learn, and yet, it is an extremely powerful method that focuses on reward as a means to encourage the behavior you want, as well as put it on command.

I actually don't routinely use clickers in my beginner obedience classes, for this reason — these behaviors are easy to train using praise and food rewards alone, and I find that adding in the clicker can be confusing for novice dog owners who are already struggling to manage the leash and treat bag without dropping everything on the floor.

The clicker helps us tell the dog immediately and specifically what behavior he's being rewarded for, which makes it easier for him to understand what we want.

Learn body language and vocalizations needed to effectively communicate with your dog; how to train your dog without jerking, hitting, kicking, shocking, or shaking; how easy and fun training can be when you use reward - based dog training; how to use clicker and target training to quickly and easily shape your dog's behavior; how to turn affection, play, toys, praise, and social activity into powerful rewards; how to humanely solve behavioral problems such as jumping, barking, digging, chewing, and mouthing.»

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