Strategies to Motivate Learning

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Course Outline

  1. Feedback and Goal Framing
  2. Goal Orientations and Social Goals
  3. Expectancies, Values, and Costs
  4. Attributions and Classroom Motivation
  5. Ability Mindsets
  6. Interest and Curiosity
  7. Interests, Curiosity, and Flow
  8. Emotions and Achievement
  9. Anxiety and Coping Strategies
  10. Learning Value and Authentic Tasks
  11. Curiosity, Interest, and Autonomy
  12. Confidence and Progress Structures
  13. Belonging and Family Partnerships
  14. Motivating Students With Limited Resources
  15. Goals of Classroom Management
  16. In-Person Routines Rules and Consequences
  17. Routines and Rules for Remote Learning
  18. Classroom Space and Seating

1. Feedback and Goal Framing

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1. A student has completed 30% of a project goal. Which feedback is most likely to support the student’s self-efficacy and perseverance?

2. In a class project, Maya believes she can succeed only if her classmates succeed too. Which goal structure describes her belief?

3. What do goal orientations describe?

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What does progress-focused feedback enhance, according to Bandura, 1997?

Self-efficacy and perseverance.

What reasons and standards define goal orientations?

Reasons for pursuing goals and standards for evaluating progress.

Which source identifies mastery and performance goal orientations?

Urdan & Kaplan, 2020.

Which 2016 study found progress feedback improved third-graders’ writing fluency beyond goal setting alone?

Koenig et al., 2016.

What do expectancy × value theories identify as the basis of motivation?

Expectancy of reaching a goal and the value placed on it.

What does a student’s expectancy for success describe?

Their belief about how well they will perform on an upcoming task.

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