Motivation in classroom

by on 01/10/08 at 8:00 am

10 strategies for creating and sustaining motivation in the classroom

1-    Rapport

Build quality relantionship with your students

2-    Relevance
Help students see the relevance to them:
“What’s in it for me?”

3-    Choice
Give students choice and sense of control. Let them decide.
Give responsibility to get responsible behavior.

4-    Individuals
Allow students to learn in ways that are significant to them. Explain different learning styles.

5-    Environment
Make the classroom a bright, pleasant and relaxed place.
Use 1-minute breaks to enliven mood and increase attention.

6-    Self-talk and self-esteem

Teach the value of positive self-talk and high self-esteem.
Teach students to manage their own motivation.

7-    Feedback
Make it safe to make mistakes.
Give feedback as information. Be aware of the dangers of praise or punishment.

8-    The power of suggestion
Everything should suggest success
Encourage students to help each other.

9-    Involve the parents
Parents want to help, but often don’t know how. Give them information and seek their active input.

10-    Juicify!!!!

Put yourself in a motivated state first. Have passion-enthusiasm.

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4 Responses to “Motivation in classroom”

  1. admin

    Nov 16th, 2008

    You’re Welcome Gigi!
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    My best wishes,
    Graziela Peleteiro

  2. admin

    Nov 16th, 2008

    You’re Welcome Gigi!
    Tell your friends about this website!
    My best wishes,
    Graziela Peleteiro

  3. Gigi

    Nov 16th, 2008

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  4. Gigi

    Nov 16th, 2008

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