Intrinsic Motivation - making sure we stay on task
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Why teach procedures instead of rules?
Why is it counterproductive to tell students what NOT to do?
What's wrong with teaching obedience?
How are consequences ineffective in achieving the goals you desire for your students?
Read the answers in "5 Classroom Tips for a New School Year," a short but pithy article by Dr. Marvin Marshall
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Why is it counterproductive to tell students what NOT to do?
What's wrong with teaching obedience?
How are consequences ineffective in achieving the goals you desire for your students?
Read the answers in "5 Classroom Tips for a New School Year," a short but pithy article by Dr. Marvin Marshall
[link removed])
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