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How to Motivate Students: Step-by-Step Instructions Edit Article Two Parts:Creating a Supportive and Positive EnvironmentCreating ChallengesQuestions and Answers Nobody ever said that teaching students was easy. Motivating them to learn is even more difficult. Whether you're teaching eighth graders or adult learners at a vocational school, it can be a challenge to make students want to work and learn on their own. However, there are many approaches you can take to make learning more fun, exciting, and necessary for students.

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Teaching Critical Reading - Guiding and Motivating Students Teaching Critical Reading GSIs may be the first to know when students are having trouble with either the kind or the volume of assigned readings. Students may show up in class without having prepared the readings, and this produces frustration for GSIs whose lesson plans depend on students coming to class prepared, as well as for students who have succeeded in doing the reading and are ready to work with the content. How can we motivate students to prepare the readings adequately on their own? Remember that your course isn’t just about content: it also requires skills to get at and work with the content. A good starting point for students is to show them what you mean by “read” for your particular course or a common kind of text in your field.

Teaching Blog Addict: Welcome to TBA! Let's Get Started! Read about how Teaching Blog Addict got it's name and was started. You just may find yourself nodding in agreement and laughing over just how much you are an addict too. {You're not alone!} Join the community of teachers who enjoy having resources like the fantastic ones shared by teachers on this site. Portal za škole - Naslovnica The Facts About Motivating Students Resources >> Browse Articles >> Fostering Study & Homework Skills Featured Author: Julia G. Thompson Julia Thompson has been a public school teacher for more than thirty years. I Love 2 Teach Thrills! Chills! Using Scary Stories to Motivate Students to Read ReadWriteThink couldn't publish all of this great content without literacy experts to write and review for us. If you've got lessons plans, videos, activities, or other ideas you'd like to contribute, we'd love to hear from you. More Find the latest in professional publications, learn new techniques and strategies, and find out how you can connect with other literacy professionals. More

Me and My Gang Teaching Strategies: Motivating Students Instructors who understand student motivation can greatly enhance the classroom experience and student performance. The articles and links on this page discuss research findings on student motivation and techniques for motivating students. Teaching FAQs: Motivating Students Fifteen tips on motivating students from the Teaching Effectiveness Program at the University of Oregon. IDEA Paper #40: Getting Students to Read: Fourteen Tips (IDEA Center.

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