Sponsorship opportunities available now. Teachers give free time to students who complete their work, and prizes to those who behave in class. Critics of Behavioral Modification would have us believe that it is not appropriate at all. But it is not only parents and teachers who use this sort of motivation. Every day, employers pay people to complete necessary tasks, and offer bonuses and awards for exceptional performance.
Corporations offer millions of dollars in cash and prizes to outstanding athletes and sports teams.
It seems that many people are unaware of the differences between bribes and rewards. Not to my knowledge. Neither is completing homework and chores, or behaving appropriately in class. Looking at the definition, these two should never be confused. They are at opposite ends of a continuum.