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Wiki Summary by Michelle Hensman - ED 562 How do I Teach Motivation?

How to Teach Motivation

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Wiki Summary by Michelle Hensman - ED 562

How do I Teach Motivation?

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New Research = New Insight

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We Now Know Factors That

Encourage Motivation

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So, How do I Motivate my kids?

Tell me now what you know! TELL ME!!

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A Fixed Mindset believes: vs A Growth Mindset Believes:

1st Understand Mindset...

It’s not getting any better than this!

With a little effort, I can do this!

Mindset can be changed & Motivatiaon enhanced….

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Change Mindset...

Replace Empty Praise with Feedback

“You’re Amazing!”“Rock Star!”“Awesome!”“Fantastic!”

“Super!”“Wow!”

“You nailed it!”“You got it!”

“You’re improving!”“Your hard work paid off!”

“Do your results reflect your effort?”“How do you feel about your results?”

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Now its time to get to Work

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Establish a Trusting Relationship

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Encourage & Guide Creativity

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Empower Students with Independence

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Make it Personal

Share Stories of Significance

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Introduce & Research

Inspirational People

YOURIMAGEHERE

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Build Upon THese Characteristics:

Perseverance

Follow Through

Determination

Work Ethic

Curiosity

Passion

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Results of Motivation:

Joy

GRIT

Optimism

Confidence

Self Control

A Lifelong Desire to

Learn & Contribute*STEINER-ADAIR

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Tomlinson, C. A. (2013). Fairy dust and Grit. Educational Leadership, 70(5), 85-86.

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