Extrinsic vs. Intrinsic: What Motivates and Demotivates Our Students

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Little Things First

Tracy Vandeventer/James Martin

101 episodes

3 days ago

Two buddies with years of educational experience chat it out about all things teaching and learning.

Education

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Two buddies with years of educational experience chat it out about all things teaching and learning.

Education

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Extrinsic vs. Intrinsic: What Motivates and Demotivates Our Students

Little Things First

1 hour 15 minutes 48 seconds

3 years ago

Extrinsic vs. Intrinsic: What Motivates and Demotivates Our Students

Little Things is back for a temporary time! Joining Jim is guest co-host Rachel Nance to discuss all things education. Mike Anderson returns to the podcast this week with his latest book TACKLING THE MOTIVATION CRISIS that looks at some of the reasons we currently need extrinsic rewards to keep our students going and what works even better. Mr. Anderson also discusses how we can continue to have pizza parties and not sabotage intrinsic motivation. Do intrinsic motivations work for all kids? And what if we didn't need to decide between the extrinsic and intrinsic polarity currently facing us in education? This informative podcast will give you insights into little things you can do to capture the natural curiosities that kids bring with them to school.

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Tackling the Motivation Crisis Book