mechanism of motivation.pdf

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MECHANISMS OFMOTIVATION

BRIAN HOUSAND, PhDEast Carolina University

ANGELA HOUSAND, PhD

University of North Carolina Wilmington


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Competence

Autonomy Control Goal Pursuit

Persistence Challenge

Interest

Motivation

is Complex


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THEORY TECH


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CONTROL


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Autonomy

The freedom to choose!


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Autonomy

The more autonomous aperson believes theirbehavior to be the greaterthe personal satisfaction

and enjoyment fromengaging in that behavior.


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CHOICE


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THE ILLUSION OF CHOICE


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MENUS


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High achieving studentsdemonstrated greaterautonomy andcompetence than lowachieving students incomputer-based learning

tasks.

(Otta & Tavella, 2010)


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Autonomously-Motivated Studentsvs.

Control-Motivated Students

Preference for optimal challenge

Enjoy optimal challenge

Stronger perceptions of control

Greater creativity

More positive emotionalityHigher self-worth

(Reeve, 2002)


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Educational Benefits of

Autonomy-Supportive Teachers

(Reeve, 2002)

Greater conceptual understanding

Greater flexibility in thinking

More information processing

Greater creativity

Higher perceived competence


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FUTURE SHOCKThe shattering stress and

disorientation that we induce inindividuals by subjecting them

to too much change in tooshort a time.

- Alvin Toffler


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POWERSEARCHING

http://www.powersearchingwithgoogle.com/


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CHALLENGE


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Ascending Intellectual Demand


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ctd.northwestern.edu/gll


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ohs.stanford.edu


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connectionsacademy.com


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egifted.org


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ocw.mit.edu


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ocwconsortium.org


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coursera.org


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iTunes U


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ACCREDITATION?CREDIT?


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Episodic Curiosity


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Episodic Curiosity


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Episodic Curiosity


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Episodic Curiosity


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COOPERATION


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RELATEDNESS...

Feeling connected to others and having a

sense of belonging to a community.


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RELATEDNESS...Feeling connected to others

and having a sense of

belonging to a community.

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MANIFESTO


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1. Don't be afraid to fall in love with something and pursue itwith intensity.

2. Know, understand, take pride in, practice, develop, exploit

and enjoy your greatest strengths.

3. Learn to free yourself from the expectations of others and

to walk away from the games they impose on you.

Free yourself to play your own game.

4. FIND A GREAT TEACHER OR MENTOR WHO

WILL HELP YOU.5. Don't waste energy trying to be well rounded.

6. Do what you love and can do well.

7. Learn the skills of interdependence.

MANIFESTO:A Guide for Developing a Creative Career

(Torrance, 2002)


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mentoring.org


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telementor.org


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PLN


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COMPETITION


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studentcompetitions.com


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We may not be able to


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We may not be able to

prepare the future forour children,

but at least we canprepare our children

for the future.

- Franklin D. Roosevelt


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