Course | How to Motivate Students in the Classroom

Price

The price listed is for a monthly subscription.

Course type: Self-paced
Available lessons: 42
Average lesson length: 8 min
Eligible for Certificate: Yes
Certificates show that you have completed the course. They do not provide credit.

Course Summary

In this course, you'll find a variety of lessons and instructional resources that are designed to help you motivate students in your classroom. You'll review a variety of motivation theories and strategies that you can quickly start applying in class.

Ch 1. The Role of Motivation in Education
Ch 2. Theories of Motivation in Education
Ch 3. Strategies for Preparing Students to Learn
Ch 4. Classroom Strategies that Promote Learning
Ch 5. Motivation, Assessments & Grades

Syllabus

About This Course

Do your students seem distracted or disinterested during class lessons? Are you looking for ways to assess your students to help develop motivational plans for them to enhance their learning experience? You can use this short course to learn ways in which you can adjust your instructional methods to ensure your students are getting the most out of their daily studies.

How It Works

Review our text lessons and take self-assessment quizzes to measure your proficiency in this material. You can also send instructors any questions you might have regarding any topic covered in these lessons.

This course includes:
Short, printable lesson transcripts
Easy-to-follow text with examples to support the material
Self-assessment quizzes that help to identify what topics you might need to further review
The ability to ask instructors questions about any topics for which you might need clarification

How It Helps

Provides tips and strategies: You will learn how to apply these concepts in your own classroom.
Improves your understanding of motivation: You will develop a deeper understanding of motivation and its role in academic settings.
Emphasizes student achievement: Presents ways in which you can use motivational methods to improve student performance and participation.

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