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Cricket Intervention Programme Jamaica (CIP) - Cricket Accessories

BEHAVIOURAL  STRATEGIES 

Behavioural Modification Techniques - The CIP employs research-backed behavioural strategies, integrating mentorship, coaching, and positive psychology into everyday practice.

Cricket Intervention Programme Jamaica (CIP) - Young cricket team and coach Merlene Ottey High

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Core Techniques

  • Positive Reinforcement: Encouraging good behaviour with verbal praise, certificates, trophies, and public recognition.
     

  • Goal Setting: Participants establish achievable goals to stay motivated and focused.
     

  • Self-Monitoring: Students track their own behavioural improvements and training progress.
     

  • Social Learning: Learning new behaviours through observation and mentorship, with support from JCA and community volunteers.

  • Cultural Integration:  Fostering a sense of belonging, mutual respect, and collective growth, empowering individuals and communities to thrive. Promoting unity and social cohesion through the shared love and appreciation for the game of cricket.

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Positive Reinforcement Examples:

  • Commendations during school assemblies
     

  • Featured student recognitions ("Player of the Week/Month, Most Improved Behaviour”)
     

  • WhatsApp Team Group academic support and cricket celebrations
     

  • Trophies and medals for both academic and athletic achievements
     

  • Badging for special roles and leadership assignments to nurture responsibility

Cricket Intervention Programme Jamaica (CIP) - Dian Foster Wright with Merlene Ottey students in Cricket intervention Programme Sabina Park
Cricket Intervention Programme Jamaica (CIP) - Students from Merlene Ottey Hisg School Jamaica put through exercise drills

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Behavioural Improvements Observed:

  • Decrease in classroom disruptions and conflicts
     

  • Enhanced peer relationships and leadership
     

  • Stronger emotional resilience and coping skills
     

  • Higher academic engagement

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Support Resources Include:

  • Behaviour monitoring forms
     

  • Achievement tracking templates
     

  • Consultation access to certified coaches and behavioural specialists
     

  • Structured mentorship programmes through JCA  and community partnerships

Cricket Intervention Programme Jamaica (CIP) - Students of Merlene Ottey High at Sabina park

​By focusing on growth mindset development, students learn to embrace challenges, persevere through setbacks, and view failure as a natural part of success.

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