Independent Practice
Independent Practice with Digitability Workplace Connections Independent practice assignments in Digitability should also follow workplace policies. For example, students can earn a Following Directions Dollar for each assigned badge they unlock. However, unlocking more badges than assigned means that they did not follow directions. This will result in being fined and spending a Not Following…
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The First Virtual Banking System for Special Education Students Bankability allows students to experience a modern banking app while learning financial literacy and workplace behavior. Overview Curriculum Virtual Banking Personalized Learning Behavior Data and Reporting Teacher Support Work-Ready Training IEP Goal Bank Get Virtual Banking for Your Classroom Today! Earn Virtual Money Bankability works with…
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Evidence-Based Practice Library Immediate Feedback & Positive Reinforcement During the Informal Assessment, and throughout the lesson plan, teachers use the Digitability Social Economy to provide Immediate Feedback and Positive Reinforcement of workplace ready behavior. When awarding dollars, teachers will consistently describe the behavior (participation) immediately following a students response. You will want to ensure that…
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