At my current position, I work in my local school as a special education paraprofessional, and because of that, I have to be very self-driven. Most of the time, it's just me and my kiddo that I work with, so I tried really hard to set all kinds of different goals, not only for him, but for me as well, on things that we can do in different ways that I can reward him, because the same reward can in fact get very boring very quickly. So one of the things that I would do is constantly look at different programs I could put him in. Like for the school year, we did the Book It program, where I set him a goal of two books per month, and if he could do that, then he knew that he had a free pizza waiting on him at the end of that month. Another thing that I did that I set up for him was, oh, that was our other thing, if he could work on his social-emotional skills better. So I would set up, because I knew that that was something that Mom and his school outside of life did, and working on too, or his life outside of school. So I set up a bulletin board of kind of like, jeopardy in a way, and we had fun with that. So I just constantly made all kinds of new things with this current position that I'm in, that I would really love to get to go back to in August and do this as a secondary as well, but we will see. So yeah, lots of different activities for him and I both, and just constantly trying to find new things so that he and I both don't get burnt out and bored.