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Apr 12, 2015
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Wendy S.
On 4/12/15, Delia Robles wrote: > Ideas on inspiring students to achieve goals?
Have them set smaller short-term goals and celebrate their achievement along their way to the bigger, long-term goal. Give them a visual of a path or road with the long-term goal waiting at the end. That way they can see the bigger picture.
Have them set smaller short-term goals and celebrate their achievement along their way to the bigger, long-term goal. Give them a visual of a path or road with the long-term goal waiting at the end. That way they can see the bigger picture.
Melissa Garcia
If the goals are grades-oriented, keeping a positive attitude will really help with student motivation. I recently saw a TED talk where the teacher motivated her students by using what they saw as their own "failure" as motivation to continue improving. If a student gets a low score on a test, instead of letting that number bring their spirits down...See More
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