Who is Increased Accountability?

Increased Accountability is when someone has to be more responsible for what they do, like when you're given a bigger job at school because you did well before.

Imagine you have a toy box, and every time you clean it up after playing, your mom gives you a sticker. At first, you just need one sticker to get extra candy. But if you keep cleaning up, she might say, "Now you need two stickers for that same candy, because I know you can handle more responsibility!" That’s like Increased Accountability, you're still getting the same reward, but now you have to work a little harder for it.

Sometimes, people get more responsibilities when they show they can do their job well. Like if you help your brother with his homework every day, your teacher might let you be in charge of passing out papers, Increased Accountability means you're now the "leader" of that task!

It’s not always about being given more work, it's also about showing that you’re ready to take on bigger challenges.