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Tuesday, 19 February 2013

Make a Token Economy More Fun with Special Interests

Posted on 12:38 by Unknown
A token economy is frequently used to reinforce positive behaviors and academic responses in students with autism. An example is shown in the video.



A token economy can be more fun and motivating if special interests are incorporated into the token economy. Pictures of a student's favorite characters, themes, or toys can be used as "tokens." Some examples are below.

Treasure Chest Token Economy
 
Train Token Economy

 

Airplane Token Economy
 
Car Token Economy
 
Police Car Token Economy
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