Ways of Motivating
students in classroom
Definition Of Motivation
Motivation:
Derived from Latin word
movere, which means to
move.
The act or process of
stimulating to action,
providing an incentive or
motive, especially for an act.
Motivation…
is setting audacious objectives &
getting people to own & achieve them.
is getting someone else to do what you
want done because he wants to do it.
is making people feel & take pride that
they have done it.
is letting go while retaining the right to
know what is going on.
is the art of accomplishing more than
what is possible.
Motivation
Achievement Motivation
a desire for significant accomplishment
for mastery of things, people, or ideas
for attaining a high standard
Motivation
Intrinsic Motivation
desire to perform a behavior for its
own sake or to be effective
Extrinsic Motivation
desire to perform a behavior due to
promised rewards or threats of
punishment
Rewards Affect
Motivation
Mom: “I’ll give you Rs. 500 for every A.’’
Controlling reward
Child: “As long as she pays,
I’ll study.’’
Extrinsic motivation
Mom: “Your grades were great!
Let’s celebrate by going out
for dinner.’’
Informative reward
Child: “I love doing well.’’
Intrinsic motivation
What students
teacher..
may
He lacks enthusiasm.
He is insecure.
He doesn’t accept
responsibility.
He lacks people skills.
He is unwilling to guide.
He doesn’t inspire us to
perform.
He doesn’t appreciate good
work.
He doesn’t discuss new
strategies or ideas with us.
His communication is negative
& de-motivating.
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Some ways
Think of them as
individuals.
Try and maximize eye
contact.
Meet them face to face.
Listen.
Talk straight.
Give clear instructions.
Accept only after
weighing the pros & cons.
Don’t put on airs.
Assign Classroom Jobs
Set an example.
A promise is a promise.
“Pair work” or “Group
work”
Spot talent, creativity &
promote.
Encourage initiative.
Tolerate mistakes.
Learn from them.
No mistakes, no initiative.
Using audio visual
material
Provide praise and reward
for all
Give the right touch.
Keep channels open.
Why argue? Understand.
To err is human.
Listen to complaints.
Don’t shout. Explain.
Never hold out threats.
Blow your top, but constructively.
Soften the blow.
Allow them to let off steam.
Don’t accuse. Investigate.
Motivation
“A great man is one who can make
a small man feel great, and
perform great.”