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well there, Patrick Johnson, and I'm gonna be going over
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motivation for my special interest research presentation.
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Let's begin.
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So in my presentation on, we're going over the types
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of motivation, what is motivation, the definition of it and
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how it's used in education.
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And then I'll have my workplace and classroom activity over
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goals over goal setting and using smart goals.
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Let's begin so the two main types of motivation are
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intrinsic and extrinsic.
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And then there is a minor form, which is reward
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based, which is probably the most common in my opinion.
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Um, as that usually rewards or what get students individuals
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more motivated or more creates more incentive for the be
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hard working dedicated towards getting to the angle, whether it's
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homework brought here or even a chore.
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So, but with intrinsic, it's pretty self explanatory.
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According to the A p a.
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Um Dictionary of Psychology, the definition of intrinsic motivation is
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an incentive to engage in the specific activity that derives
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from pleasure and the activity itself, rather than being rather
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than because of any extra benefits that might be obtained.
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Quote. So obviously you're this is more internal with psychology
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could be with your brain.
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It could be, um, is telling.
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You're telling yourself that Keep going.
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Let's finish his homework assignment.
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You're just telling yourself, Want to stay?
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Only do this for myself?
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Better me and my future.
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So help stoop.
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Not only just individual, but students.
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Specifically, the teachers helped students about more in 2016 more
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of a motivational thinking taken, be self motivated and prepared
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to do better without having to rely on external sources
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such as the family parents.
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And then we'll get into next.
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So moving into extrinsic motivation, the definition from the A
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p A dictionary in psychology is an external incentive to
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engage in a specific activity, especially motivation.
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Horizon from the expectation of punishment or reward.
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So it's a complete opposite of it, intrinsic.
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And it works.
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Very, um, has very positive effects.
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Um, because people will tend to sometimes do better when
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they have someone else telling them for having 1/4 4th.
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Tell them what to dio and having some external Luton,
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um, outside source.
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So whether it could be a student's family like their
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parents, saying, Um, if you do get a on this
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test, you study really hard and and you do really
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get in.
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This test will take you McDonald's see a happy meal.
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That's an external, extrinsic motivational tactic that could be used.
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And then you can also have your friends.
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They're telling you, moving student, even a teacher.
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So it's just external factors there helping motivated students do
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better in the classroom or even employees.
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You use money.
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There are a bonus first employee of the month, for
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example. So next we're gonna move on to the third
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type of motivation of most popular motivation, which is the
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world based world basis.
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Probably when I see the most common, I think it's
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very effective.
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It's very simple, with extrinsic but definition of when life
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heck dot com is quote a type of motivation that
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is utilized when you or others know that they will.
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It will be a reward once a certain goal is
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achieved unquote, we all like getting something for free person,
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something in return.
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So reward based motivation could get students very excited and
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passionate and increase their commitment honestly, if you have a
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bigger reward, so quiet, um, class prizes.
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You have those gold stars in your younger or even
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money from my parents or from like the family members
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that could help motivate that student to get better and
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focus to be motivated to do better in the classroom
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and and even on the workplace when they get there.
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And it's also very interchangeable with the rewards.
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It could be big or small or large.
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Big awards, smaller award and it guess the students thinking
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that they could.
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Do they put in more work.
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They could well, finally figure out that and reward is
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that once you put in the hard work, it pays
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off to be committed and do that regardless the first
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of reward or not.
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And that's the end goal of what you want from
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this. You want to make sure your students there doing
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it for themselves and they want to get better and
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learn more at the end of the day, which is
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what I'm trying to do now, because when the next
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topic of my next topic of discussion is motivation, what
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is it?
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Obviously motivation.
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It's pretty self explanatory, but, um, from very well mine
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dot com there is defined as quote motivation is the
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process. That initiative initiates guides and maintains a goal oriented
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behaviors it is what causes you toe act, whether it's
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getting a glass of water or reading a book and
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getting knowledge.
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So as I've talked about, Motivation plays a huge role
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in education.
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Not only education but also our life.
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Um, teachers air trying to find new ways they get
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students motivated to do, to learn more and think more
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critically in the classroom and outside of the classroom.
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And it's really tough, honestly, at times, sometimes students just
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don't think about the big picture, but no using those
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like a reward based an extra and extrinsic motivation.
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You could all help that guide the students become or
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interest intrinsically motivated and more.
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Yeah, it's more self motivated, do better and in the
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classroom and learning and just being a better individual in
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society. So my last thing I'm gonna time I was
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my workplace and classroom activity, which I really enjoy amusing,
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and I weren't that well, is that every single in
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Iowa and one of my coaching classes I had, and
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that is goal setting goal setting is wonderful for any
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type of setting.
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It could be education.
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It could be in the classroom.
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It could be setting a fitness goal could be setting
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a wolf before we want to do it your next
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job than what you wanna How do you wanna be
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better? It goes performance bars.
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So well, setting is great because it could help sit
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realistic and attainable goals and new always even stay on
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tracking and check and make sure vehicles by using smart
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goals which I will drive into next.
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So smart goals.
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I think our what you need in order to have
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a successful gold saying plan eso smart goals are acronym.
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It's an acronym.
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So you have specific motivational accountable, responsible.
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Well, I would.
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And time specific.
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We're untouchable.
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I prefer time specific.
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Um, so in order to have a goal, you have
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has to be specific.
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You can't have this big, broader picture of what you
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want to do.
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I want to get a well, How you gonna get
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it? You gotta be.
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I want to get a on by using Want to
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get a in 86 25.
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Bye. He was my steps.
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I'm gonna dio How am I gonna woman wait myself?
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Right? Well, I apologize.
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The graphic, I want to say, uses specific, measurable, attainable
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by having your students use an action plan, which I
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highly recommend.
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You can have your student have a student or employee
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make, have a list of their goals, have it, have
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it laid out how they want, raised their goals, what
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we're going to use to motivate themselves, how we're going
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to measure it.
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However, you going to attain their goals, a student wants.
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Just make sure they're setting realistic alike.
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Mhm. Make sure they bring it to the teacher.
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So in the end, what I'm trying to in the
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end this having ah gold plan and using the smart
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goals. This will help increase the students motivation in the
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classroom and make sure they could be more successful than
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they're working in critical thinking.
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If I have something that bring them to be better,
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which is what we want them do you not only
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in the classroom, but throughout as they grow into on
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adult. So lastly, um, my references which are here one.
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Thank you for listening and and they're happy.
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Answer Any questions, innit?
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Future email.
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Have we rest your holidays?
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