What are they? Are they useful? How would a teacher use them effectively in a classroom? Lauren Cooper October 4, 2011.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Teaching Information Literacy: Frameworks and Activities
Advertisements

Questioning Language, either written or spoken, helps us to think.
Helping students identify a research topic 10 September 2009 Gherardo Girardi London Metropolitan University Project funded by the Economics Network.
Responsive Classroom Principals and Practices Brent Elementary
The TI-30X IIS I hope this slide show will help you to feel more comfortable with the calculator and how it might be used in the classroom to enhance learning.
The Role of the Cooperating Teacher Hannibal-LaGrange University.
1 Vol. 01. p Vol. 01. p Vol. 01. p.20.
INDEPENDENT LEARNER.
1 Vol. 03. p Vol. 03. p Vol. 03. p.21.
1 Vol. 02. p Vol. 02. p Vol. 02. p.19.
1 Vol. 03. p Vol. 03. p Vol. 03. p.16.
1 Vol. 02. p Vol. 02. p Vol. 02. p.30.
1 Vol. 03. p Vol. 03. p Vol. 03. p.35.
1 Vol. 02. p Vol. 02. p Vol. 02. p.10.
ACTION PLAN: ENGLISH SYNDICATE: II SYNDICATE LEADER: Mrs. SHAMIM DADI
1 Vol. 01. p Vol. 01. p Vol. 01. p.14.
Careers in Education Teaching Strategies. Learning Target: Students will be able to… – Explain in words the 3 different teaching strategies – Apply the.
D.A Public School (O & A Levels)
Self Confidence. Self confidence is “the belief in one’s self and in his or her powers and abilities.” (Merriam–Webster Online, 2008) What is self confidence?
Classroom Management.  Management Strategy: Stopwatch & Recess time  Assessment  Chapter 2 – Classroom Management  ETP Lesson Plan Teaching Models.
Teaching Philosophy Kim Hartley. A good teacher …
The Inclusive Classroom: Strategies for Effective Differentiated Instruction, 4th Edition © 2010 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved.
Motivation Driving force behind all actions and behaviors Variables
Mijo Mirković School of Economics, Trade and Administration.
Additional Motivation Theories EDU 330: Educational Psychology Dr. Daniel Moos, PhD.
Motivation and Classroom Management
Motivating Adolescent EFL Learners Andrew Tweed United States Senior English Language Fellow National Institute of Education, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
MENTDP Course. What is Differentiation? A teacher’s response to learner needs The recognition of students’ varying background knowledge, characteristics.
FEEDBACK & SKILL LEARNING (Chapter 3, Pages 52 – 54)
Action Plan Asma Bibi The City School, PAF Chapter Prep B section Mathematics grade 8 For the month of October,2011.
Motivation Reaching Those Who Can, but Don’t Rachel Evans Key Issue Presentation.
The Role of Motivation on Student Performance Sue Kinderman Erika Nelson Kristin Olson Rodney Starr Presented by:
Also referred to as: Self-directed learning Autonomous learning
VIDEO GAMIFICATION IN EDUCATION Brian Kitta & Aaron Bubeck Dr. Arlene Coleman April 16, 2015.
EQUATIONS ? NO PROBLEM ! Rick Zeller Happy Valley Elementary School, Anderson, CA CTAP 295 Teaching with Technology.
Why Teach? Chapter One. 1 | 2 © 2009 Wadsworth, Cengage Learning Reflection The reflective practitioner thinks more thoroughly and more systematically.
MOTIVATING STUDENTS IN CLASSROOM. What is the motivation?  Driving force for goals.
Chapter12. 1) What are students like today? 2) How are they motivated to learn? 3) How can we, as AGSC teachers, incorporate that into our teaching? 4)
PERSONALISED LEARNING Carrie Winstanley From: Learning to Teach in the Secondary School 5th edition, Routledge © 2009 UNIT 5.5.
Teaching Science to “Non- Science” Students. Questioning Motivation What do you wish motivated students? In reality, what motivates non-majors?
How to teach speaking.
EDUC 105 Chapter One Becoming a Teacher. Chapter 1: Becoming a Teacher A major objective of this textbook is to introduce you to classroom teaching as.
Course Review Classes 1-6 & Creating Motivating Learning
Qualities of a supportive classroom environment for differentiation Promotes acceptance of differences Affirms that all students have learning strengths.
 P.D.H.P.E teaches students about important lifestyle choices and healthy living strategies that students will keep with them for a life time.  These.
Multicultural education
Introduction Scholarship of Teaching and Learning CTCH 604, Fall 2013.
Teaching My Two Cents Worth
THE COGNITIVE DOMAIN (How We Think). THE COGNITIVE DOMAIN THE AFFECTIVE DOMAIN (How We Think) (How We Feel)
The fundamental problem in education What the Teacher would like to teach.
Cultural Influences on Context:
LEARNING FOR THE 21 st CENTURY funderstanding. LEARNING FOR THE 21 st CENTURY.
Foundations of Teaching and Learning Course 1: Introduction Week 3: How Good is My Classroom? Lecture 3.1: What is a good school?
Course Review Classes 1-6 & Creating Motivating Learning
Lesson 1 Motivation.
Plan & deliver learning activities under the direction of the teacher
A Level PE Mr Wills 12/10/2018.
Self-Directed Learning in Formal Education Settings
Teaching is part art and part science
Additional Motivation Theories
Those Who Can, Teach 10th Edition Kevin Ryan and James M. Cooper
Learner Motivation Part III: Chapter 10.
Instructional strategies
Chapter 6 Affective Factors
CREATIVE QUESTIONING DIFFERENTIATING & SUPPORTING GIFTEDNESS THROUGH THOUGHTFUL USE OF QUESTIONING IN THE CLASSROOM.
Instruction in Today’s Schools
On Learners’ Cooperative Learning
EDU 397I Classroom Management.
I can fly but have no wings. I can cry but I have no eyes
INTASC STANDARDS Sharae Frazier.
Presentation transcript:

What are they? Are they useful? How would a teacher use them effectively in a classroom? Lauren Cooper October 4, 2011

Objectives  Through this lecture, the class will be able to differentiate between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, and will be equipped to think more deeply on the subject and decide which they will use more in their future classrooms to effectively teach their students.  After this lecture, the students will be able to verbalize an example of correct usage of intrinsic or extrinsic motivation in a classroom setting, and feel confident in using these techniques in their future classrooms.

Extrinsic Motivation

Q & A  What is extrinsic motivation?  What are some examples of the mis- uses of extrinsic motivation?  What is one example of how to effectively use extrinsic motivation?

Intrinsic Motivation

 V-8FzY V-8FzY

Q & A  What is intrinsic motivation?  What was Forrest Gump’s intrinsic motivator?  How can it be effectively used in a classroom?

Objectives  Through this lecture, the class will be able to differentiate between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, and will be equipped to think more deeply on the subject and decide which they will use more in their future classrooms to effectively teach their students.  After this lecture, the students will be able to verbalize an example of correct usage of intrinsic or extrinsic motivation in a classroom setting, and feel confident in using these techniques in their future classrooms.

References  Benabou, Roland., & Tirole, Jean. (July, Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation. The Review of Economic Studies, vol. 70, issue 3, pages doi: / X  McKinney, Kathleen. (2011). Encouraging Students’ Intrinsic Motivation. Retrieved from php. php  Shindler, John. (2008). From Chapter7: Transformative Classroom Management. Retrieved from rinsicRewards.htm. rinsicRewards.htm