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"TAGteach is wonderful for children. They learn so much faster, they are spared the emotional downside of endless corrections, they learn empathy and partnership as they tag each other, and learning through reinforcement is physiologically an elating, joyful experience. What a great way to learn" 

Karen Pryor
Behavioral Scientist and best-selling author  of "Dont Shoot the Dog The new art of teaching and training."


"TAG Teaching is the most world-changing application I have ever seen. Bar none. The kids who are being tagged are learning to learn -- and learning to teach -- in a purely reinforcing manner. No nagging. No yelling. Focus. Motivation. Fun."

Melissa Alexander Author of Click for Joy

 

 

Quotes and Comments 

When asked if they liked to hear information coming from a coach or the clicker...


"I like the clicker, clickers don't yell"
- Gabby

"Clickers don't blow up at you like some coaches do.  
They don't get all mad at you."
- Katie

"The coaches get worse and worse but the clickers stay at one tone."
- Nicole

"The coaches are yelling at you and they get frustrated when you can't get a skill. You are crying and all that. The clickers don't get frustrated."
- Maggie

"The clicker is loud enough and you can hear it without it yelling."
- Bekka

"The coaches can be confusing when they talk. The clickers can mean just one thing."
- Mariel

When asked how TAG training helps them...

"It's simple, when you don't get a tag, you know what you have to work on."
- Katharine

I like it because it tells you when you shoulders are up and you get the right feeling."
- Katharine

"It helps muscle memory. It indulges it into your brain."
- Katie

"I like that you only focus on one thing."
- Bekka

"If you keep doing it (Tagging), it will get in your brain, so you know where it (Tag point) is. Now the coaches aren't yelling at you all the time. You can just know where it is and you'll never forget it.
- Mariel

"Tagging helps me not worry about my (beam) series. You're thinking about the click sound and it keeps your mind from freaking out and then you fall off.
- Gabby

 

Stories of TAGteach Success


Lexi's Story: TAGteach in the Classroom
One teacher's success with exceptional children and operant conditioning

TAGteach and a Happy Cheerleading Squad
Cheers for a clicker success



“With the TAG you only have to focus on one thing and you know if you are doing it right.”

Hilary age 12

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